Value Collection R57700695 Slotted Spring Pin Alloy Steel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION R57700695 is a slotted spring pin manufactured from 1070-1090 alloy steel with a plain finish. This pin measures 0.0938 inches (3/32 inch fraction) in diameter and 0.25 inches in overall length. Slotted spring pins are compression-fit fasteners that flex during installation and exert radial pressure against the bore wall to maintain position without adhesive or threading. They are commonly installed by maintenance technicians, millwrights, and assembly professionals in light mechanical assemblies where a reliable, removable pin is required.

This pin is suited for general industrial and mechanical assembly applications where a small-diameter, short-length retention pin is needed. Typical use cases include hinge pins, alignment pins, clevis connections, and light-load shear pin applications in machinery, tooling, and equipment assembly. The inch measurement system makes this pin compatible with standard inch-dimensioned components and tooling across a wide range of industrial environments.

Key Features

• 0.0938 inch (3/32 inch) diameter for use in small-bore applications
• 0.25 inch overall length for compact, tight-clearance installations
• 1070-1090 alloy steel construction provides strength and resilience under compression
• Plain finish — no coating that could alter press-fit tolerances
• Slotted design allows radial flex during installation and removal
• Does not meet military specifications — intended for commercial and industrial use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-duty slotted spring pin for use in inch-dimensioned bores requiring a 0.0938 inch diameter compression-fit pin in commercial and industrial mechanical assemblies.

Installation Notes

Slotted spring pins are typically installed by maintenance technicians or assembly personnel using a pin punch and hammer or a press. Always ensure the receiving bore is clean, free of burrs, and dimensioned to the correct tolerance before driving the pin. Do not over-drive the pin beyond the intended seating depth, as this may damage the bore or reduce retention force. Removal requires a correctly sized punch driven from the accessible end of the bore.