Value Collection 70001 Precision Dowel Pin 2mm X 20mm Steel Gr8

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 70001 is a precision dowel pin designed for accurate alignment and location of mating components in mechanical assemblies. Manufactured from Grade 8 steel with a bright finish, this pin meets DIN 6325 and ISO 8734 dimensional standards, making it a reliable choice for tight-tolerance applications. The rounded end type allows for controlled insertion into reamed or precision-bored holes. At 2 mm in diameter and 20 mm in overall length, it suits compact assembly configurations. These pins are commonly installed by machinists, toolmakers, and maintenance technicians working in manufacturing, fabrication, and general industrial environments. Sold in a package of 100.

Precision dowel pins like the 70001 are used wherever repeatable part alignment is required — including jig and fixture assembly, die sets, machine bases, and structural component alignment. The DIN 6325 and ISO 8734 standards ensure consistent tolerancing across matched hole patterns. This pin is appropriate for both original equipment assembly and maintenance replacement scenarios in light to medium industrial applications requiring close-fit positioning.

Key Features

• Meets DIN 6325 and ISO 8734 precision dowel pin standards
• Grade 8 steel construction for strength and dimensional stability
• Bright finish for smooth surface and corrosion resistance in dry environments
• Rounded end type for guided insertion into precision-bored holes
• 2 mm diameter by 20 mm length for compact, tight-tolerance assemblies
• Sold in a pack of 100 to support production and maintenance quantities

Compatibility

Designed as a standard DIN 6325 and ISO 8734 compliant precision dowel pin for use in any application requiring a 2 mm diameter close-tolerance alignment pin in steel.

Installation Notes

Precision dowel pins require a reamed hole to the appropriate tolerance class per DIN 6325 or ISO 8734 specifications for proper interference or transition fit. Power down and lock out all equipment before installing or removing pins from live assemblies. Use appropriate pin drivers or arbor press equipment — do not strike pins with unprotected hammers, as this can damage the pin surface or bore. Inspect hole diameter and finish before installation to ensure proper fit class.