TE-CO PinLock Flyer
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NEW PinLock Mounting System TM Locating and Clamping Shanks Designed to reduce time spent accurately positioning and clamping fixture plates and subplates. A system requires a minimum of two PinLock locators – a primary and a secondary locator – or two primary bushings can be used to achieve higher accuracy. Liner bushings are used to reduce wear on fixture plates, while receiver bushings are used with the PinLock for locating and clamping. For larger subplates, additional PinLocks may be used where higher holding force is required (additional clearance required so as not to influence the primary and secondary locators). Pin assembly engages and creates a locking force with line contact, as opposed to point contact used by competitive systems. Helical extraction design aids in overcoming binding in side load conditions and enhances removal of the PinLock in any application. Features • Extraction assist for side load conditions. • Pins provide stronger holding forces. • Compatible with existing systems. • Material: Shank/Bushing, high strength alloy steel • Finish: Black Oxide • Heat Treat: - Shanks, RC 46-50 - Bushings, RC 46-50 - Liners, RC 46-50 • Operating Temperature Range: -49° to 400°F Shank Fixture Plate Dia. (mm) Thickness A +/- 0.005 Head of Shank Height Dia. B C Length Under Head D Hex Wrench Size for Set Screw Hex Wrench Size for Removal Recommended Screw Torque Hold-Down (In/Lbs) Force (Lbs) Patent Pending

PinLock Back Mount and Face Mount Receiver Bushings Back Mount Generally, the Face Mount receiver bushing is utilized in blind hole applications (Slip Fit), while the Back Mount receiver bushing is used in applications for through hole (Light Press Fit). Back Mount Face Mount Face Mount Back Mount Important: Both types of bushings should be installed approximately 0.012” below subplate surface. Bolt Circle Dia. 3 PL Equally Spaced Actual O.D. Depth C-Bore +0.0000/-0.0004 +0.000/-0.002 +/-0.006 A B C Face Mount Part N umber Liner Bushings Used to reduce wear on fixture plates. Determining if...