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TO SUM IT UP....SPRINGPIN USAGE IS LIMITED ONLY BY YOUR OWN
IMAGINATION
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Strong, lightweight, and full
body fastener - coiled pins used in an industrial fuse assembly
achieve both a fastening function and help prevent internal
insulating material from leaking out. |
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Coiled pin used as a fulcrum
point and fastener in a heavy duty cargo latch component. |
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Try Springpin to assemble any
type of laminated handle. |
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Laminates held by Springpin for
form grinding are cut away after both sides are profiled. |
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In this spring-loaded type bayonet
application, a Springpin replaces a threaded crosspin for a
cost saving. Due to its hardness, Springpin is also better able
to withstand the release impact, so performance is improved,
too. |
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No more "lost" set
screws when small knobs, handles or latches are Springpinned. |
Page 1
What Is A Springpin And Why Use It?
Page 2 How To Insert
A Springpin
Page 3 Springpins Used
To Initiate, Transmit Or Control Motion
Page 4 Springpins As
Locating Or Positioning Devices
Page 5 Consider The Springpin
As An Inexpensive Handle Or Latch
Page 6 To Sum It Up...Springpin
Usage Is Limited Only By Your Own Imagination
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