Value Collection C57700923 Slotted Spring Pin Steel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C57700923 is a slotted spring pin designed for fastening and alignment applications in mechanical assemblies. Manufactured from steel with a plain finish, this metric pin measures 26 mm in length and 6 mm in diameter. Slotted spring pins compress upon insertion and exert outward radial force against the bore wall, creating a secure, self-retaining fit without additional fasteners. Maintenance technicians, machine assemblers, and mechanical contractors install these pins in production and repair environments where reliable pin retention and vibration resistance are required.

Slotted spring pins are commonly used in shafts, gears, levers, linkages, and housings across a wide range of industrial and mechanical applications. This pin follows metric dimensioning, making it suitable for equipment designed to metric standards. The steel construction provides the strength and elasticity needed to withstand dynamic loads and repeated assembly cycles. Sold in a package quantity of 50, this pin is practical for both small repair jobs and higher-volume assembly work.

Key Features

• Slotted design allows radial compression for self-retaining installation in drilled bores
• Steel construction delivers strength and spring elasticity for dynamic load applications
• Plain finish suitable for standard indoor mechanical environments
• Metric dimensioning at 26 mm length and 6 mm diameter for metric-spec equipment
• Package quantity of 50 supports both repair and production assembly needs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard metric slotted spring pin for use in drilled bores requiring a 6 mm diameter pin in general industrial and mechanical assemblies.

Installation Notes

Slotted spring pins are installed by mechanical technicians or assemblers using a pin punch and hammer or an arbor press. The receiving bore should be drilled to the appropriate tolerance for the pin diameter before installation. Ensure the assembly is de-energized and secured before driving or pressing the pin into position. Do not reuse a pin that has been fully driven and removed, as repeated cycling can reduce spring tension and retention force.