Schunk 471152 Positioning Clamping Pin M10 Spb 40

Product Description

The SCHUNK 471152 is a positioning and clamping pin designed for use with M10 screws. It belongs to the SPB 40 series and is constructed from stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability in demanding industrial environments. This pin provides precise part location and secure clamping in workholding and fixturing applications. It is installed by machinists, toolmakers, and fixture engineers working with modular clamping systems or custom jigs. At 0.66 pounds, the 471152 is a compact, single-unit component suited for both production and maintenance tooling setups.

The SCHUNK 471152 is used in fixturing and workholding systems where repeatable part positioning is required. Typical applications include machine tool fixtures, assembly jigs, and modular clamping setups in precision manufacturing environments. The SPB 40 series design is intended for installations where an M10 screw drives or secures the clamping pin action. This part is appropriate for both light and medium-duty industrial fixturing across a range of production contexts.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance and long service life
• Compatible with M10 screws for straightforward integration into existing fixtures
• Part of the SCHUNK SPB 40 series for consistent, repeatable positioning performance
• Single-unit packaging supports one-for-one replacement or individual fixture builds
• Compact form factor suited for space-constrained workholding assemblies

Compatibility

Designed for use with M10 screws as part of the SCHUNK SPB 40 series positioning and clamping pin system. Specific fixture or system compatibility should be confirmed against SCHUNK SPB 40 series documentation prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolmaker familiar with modular clamping and fixturing systems. Ensure all machine power and pneumatic or hydraulic circuits are de-energized and locked out before servicing any fixture components. Use appropriate torque specifications as defined by the fixture design documentation for M10 fastener engagement. Verify pin seating and alignment with the mating fixture plate before applying clamping force.