Value Collection EH-35102 Pull Out Dowel Pins 1/4 in 20pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION EH-35102 is a set of pull out dowel pins used to align, position, and retain mating components in assemblies, fixtures, and tooling. Pull out style pins are designed for removal without press or punch tools, making them practical in applications where periodic disassembly is required. Each pin in this pack measures 1/4 inch in diameter. The pack contains 20 pins, providing enough quantity for multi-point fixture builds or maintenance stock. These pins are commonly installed by machinists, tool and die technicians, and maintenance mechanics working on jigs, fixtures, and precision assemblies.

Pull out dowel pins are used across a range of industrial and mechanical applications where repeatable part location is needed. They are suited for use in machine fixtures, assembly jigs, and component alignment in fabrication or maintenance environments. The 1/4 inch diameter size is one of the most common fractional sizes in light-duty to medium-duty fixturing work. These pins are typically installed in reamed or close-tolerance holes to ensure a controlled fit and accurate alignment between mating parts.

Key Features

• Pull out style allows removal without press or punch tools, reducing disassembly time
• 1/4 inch diameter fits standard fractional reamed hole patterns
• Pack of 20 pins supports multi-point fixture builds or shop stock replenishment
• Compact size suits light-duty to medium-duty alignment applications
• Consistent pin dimensions support repeatable part location across assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as OEM-style replacement or stock pins for use in fixtures, jigs, and assemblies requiring 1/4 inch fractional pull out dowel pins.

Installation Notes

Pull out dowel pins are installed by machinists or maintenance technicians using hand or light press methods into close-tolerance reamed holes. De-energize and lock out all equipment before servicing any assembly containing these pins. Use proper reaming tools to achieve the correct hole tolerance for the intended fit class. Do not force pins into undersized holes, as this can damage the pin or the mating component.