Value Collection MSC67705723X Threaded Taper Pin Size 10

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION MSC67705723X is a Size 10 threaded taper pin manufactured from C-12L14 steel with an uncoated finish. The large end diameter measures 0.704 inches and the pin length is 3 inches. A 5/8-18 threaded end allows secure extraction or retention using a standard nut. Taper pins are used in mechanical assemblies to align, secure, or position mating components such as hubs, collars, and shafts. This pin meets AN386 standards, making it suitable for precision mechanical and aerospace-adjacent assembly work. Machinists, millwrights, and maintenance technicians are the primary installers.

This threaded taper pin is suited for use in shaft-to-hub connections, lever assemblies, and other machine elements where a removable, self-locking locating pin is required. The threaded end simplifies removal in tight or blind-hole applications where a drift punch cannot be driven from the small end. It is appropriate for both original equipment assembly and field maintenance repair work in industrial, agricultural, and general mechanical settings.

Key Features

• Size 10 taper pin with 0.704 inch large end diameter
• 3 inch pin length provides adequate engagement depth for standard hub and collar applications
• 5/8-18 threaded end enables extraction with a standard nut without requiring punch access from the opposite side
• C-12L14 steel construction offers good machinability and consistent dimensional tolerance
• Maximum diameter tolerance of 0.0013 inches for precise fit in reamed taper-pin holes
• Meets AN386 standard for dimensional and material compliance

Compatibility

Designed as a standard AN386-compliant Size 10 threaded taper pin for use in mechanical assemblies requiring a 0.704 inch large end diameter reamed taper hole.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or millwright. De-energize and lock out all equipment before disassembling any shaft or hub assembly. Taper pin holes must be reamed to the correct taper to ensure full contact along the pin length. Never drive a threaded taper pin with a hammer on the threaded end, as this will damage the threads and prevent proper removal.