Carr Lane Manufacturing Co. Datasheets for Locating and Fixturing Pins
Locating and fixturing pins are press-fit, removable hardware devices designed to align or affix two work pieces to very small tolerances. When translation mechanisms are not stable or precise enough to place objects in position for a particular process, locating and fixturing pins can ensure an accurate alignment.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| A single-acting ball lock pin with a solid, one-piece body and four balls for high tension loads. Positive locking until released by pushing the button. Sturdy forged shackle for heavy... | |
| Bullet-nose round pins and diamond pins are often used together (with the mating bushings shown here) to align two pieces of a fixture. Diamond pins are relieved, to locate only... | |
| Captive Locating Screws can be used for locating and clamping, or for clamping only, by selecting the appropriate screw length. The locating screw's precision-ground body is positively retained in a... | |
| FEATURES: A single-acting ball lock pin with a solid, one-piece body and four balls for high tension loads. Positive locking until released by pushing the button. Sturdy forged shackle for... | |
| Jig Pins are removable locating pins, precision ground for accurately aligning holes. Similar to an L or T Pin, but with a shoulder to keep the handle raised, and with... | |
| L Pins are removable locating pins, precision ground for accurately aligning holes. The pin is inset into the handle and silver soldered to create a sturdy assembly. The handle is... | |
| Locating pin that provides precise location in one axis while allowing considerable float in the perpendicular axis. Usually used together with a Round Pin, to locate from two holes in... | |
| Marine Detent Pins are made of 316 stainless steel for extra corrosion resistance. Economical solid alignment pin with a ground shank. This type of Detent Pin has a ring instead... | |
| Medium-accuracy tapered locating pin used with the mating bushing shown here. Compensates for considerable misalignment. Can be used for quick assembly of two fixture pieces. | |
| Precision alignment pin that expands to tighten up hole clearance (.004" minimum expansion on the smallest diameter, up to .010" minimum expansion on the largest diameter). The pin is an... | |
| Precision alignment pin with a ground shank. This popular single-acting type is positive locking until released by pushing the button, which moves the center spindle forward to allow the locking... | |
| Precision locating pin often used with the mating bushing shown here to align two pieces of a fixture. The pin's head and shank diameters are concentric to within .0005" TIR. | |
| Precision locating pins with a large shoulder to resist downward forces. Tapered tip for easy part loading. The type shown here, with a press-fit shank, is designed for permanent installation... | |
| Precision locating pins with a large shoulder to resist downward forces. Tapered tip for easy part loading. The type shown here, with a slip-fit shank and lockscrew slot, is designed... | |
| Precision locating pins with a tapered tip for easy part loading, and a shoulder to resist downward forces (superior to standard dowel pins). Round Pins and Diamond Pins are often... | |
| Removable locating pin with a straight handle, precision ground for accurately aligning holes. The pin is inset into the handle and silver soldered to create a sturdy assembly. The handle... | |
| Similar to a single-acting Ball Lock Pin, except the center spindle has two grooves instead of one, to release the balls by either pushing or pulling. Pushing on the handle... | |
| Similar to a standard Clamping Pin, except that the pin body is positively retained in a locking bushing. In fully retracted position, the bushing's spring clip snaps into the pin's... | |
| Similar to a standard Jig Pin, except that the pin body is positively retained in a locking bushing. In fully retracted position, the bushing's spring clip snaps into the pin's... | |
| Similar to a standard L Pin, except that the pin body is positively retained in a locking bushing. In fully retracted position, the bushing's spring clip snaps into the pin's... | |
| Similar to our standard single-acting Ball Lock Pin in stainless steel, except this type has its handle and button made of 300-series stainless steel (instead of aluminum) for extra corrosion... | |
| Similar to our standard single-acting Ball Lock Pins, except with a larger, heavier handle for rough service. Available only in stainless steel. Handles are made of solid stainless steel for... | |
| Solid alignment pin with a ground shank and solid shoulder to hold exact grip-length tolerance. Locking balls hold the pin in place by spring force (not positive locking like a... | |
| T Pins are removable locating pins, precision ground for accurately aligning holes. The pin is inset into the handle and silver soldered to create a sturdy assembly. The handle is... | |
| These Ball Lock Pins have an adjustable grip length. They can be used for clamping, or simply to provide a variable grip length. The threaded handle turns to provide a... | |
| Threaded alignment pin usually used for clamping. The bushing must be welded in place at the proper position to suit the application | |
| Threaded Detent Pins are solid alignment pins with a ground shank and a threaded end for a knob handle. Two locking balls hold the pin in place by spring force. |