Value Collection MSC67703447X Taper Pin Size 10 5in Oal

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION MSC67703447X is a Size 10 taper pin machined from 18-8 Grade 303 stainless steel with a passivated finish. It measures 5 inches overall length, with a small end diameter of 0.602 inches and a large end diameter of 0.706 inches. The passivated surface treatment improves corrosion resistance by removing free iron from the surface layer, making this pin well suited for environments where moisture or chemical exposure is a concern. Taper pins are used to secure hubs, collars, and similar components to shafts, providing a precise and removable connection. This pin conforms to ANSI/ASME B18.8.2 dimensional standards.

This taper pin is appropriate for general mechanical assembly, maintenance, and repair work across industrial, HVAC, and mechanical contracting applications. It is commonly used to locate or lock machine components that require periodic disassembly. The stainless steel construction makes it a practical choice where carbon steel pins would be subject to corrosion or contamination concerns, such as in food processing adjacent environments, wet mechanical rooms, or outdoor equipment installations.

Key Features

• Size 10 taper pin conforming to ANSI/ASME B18.8.2
• Grade 303 18-8 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
• Passivated finish for enhanced surface protection
• Small end diameter of 0.602 inches, large end diameter of 0.706 inches
• 5 inches overall length
• Minimum diameter tolerance of -0.0007 inches, maximum of 0.0013 inches

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Size 10 taper pin for use in applications requiring an ANSI/ASME B18.8.2 compliant fastener with a 5-inch overall length in stainless steel.

Installation Notes

Taper pins are installed by a machinist or mechanical technician using a properly sized reamed hole that matches the pin taper. De-energize and lock out all equipment before installing or removing taper pins in powered machinery. Drive the pin in from the small end using a pin punch and hammer, and verify that the pin seats fully without play. Removal is performed by driving from the large end; never force an oversized pin into an undersized hole, as this can damage the bore or split the hub.