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SPIROL Press-N-Lok™ Pins for Plastics

SPIROL Press-N-Lok™ Pins for Plastics

SPIROL Press-N-Lok™ Pins for Plastics

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Press-N-Lok™ Pins are designed for permanently retaining two plastic components together. They feature backward-angled barbs that provide resistance to axial force during installation, making assembly quick and simple.
Installation Procedure: The installation involves two stages: first, pressing the pins into one half of the plastic housing, and then aligning and pressing the other half of the housing onto the exposed pins.
Advantages: These pins offer several benefits including being permanent and tamper-resistant, lightweight, lead-free, corrosion-resistant, and allowing for quicker assembly time with lower equipment costs compared to screws and adhesives. They are also hidden within the final assembly.
Ordering Information: To order, use the format SLDP (Pin Size)x(Length)(Material)(Finish)(Series). Example: SLDP 3 x 12 AK BP100.
Technical Specifications: The document provides detailed dimensional data for various pin sizes, including nominal diameter, pilot diameter, barb diameter, barb count, chamfer length, pin length, and recommended hole size. Standard material is aluminum with a plain finish, and other lengths and materials like nickel stainless steel are available upon request.
Contact Information: SPIROL provides contact details for technical support across Europe, the Americas, and Asia Pacific, offering assistance with design and cost-saving recommendations.
Additional Services: SPIROL offers complimentary application engineering support for new designs and existing design improvements. They also provide various installation technologies and components such as threaded inserts, alignment dowels, spacers, and more.
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PRESS-N-LOK™ PINS FOR PLASTICSSPIROL® Series BP100 Press-N-Lok™ Pins Press-N-Lok™ Pins were designed to permanently retain two plastic components to each other. The raised barbs are angled backwards on the pin, opposite the direction of insertion. Press-N-Lok™ Pins are installed in two stages: First, press the pins into one half of the plastic housing. Next, align the other half of the housing with the exposed pins and press into place. During installation, the plastic will backfill into the area around the barbs resulting in maximum resistance to axial force. Make assembly simple and quick; just Press-N-Lok™! • Permanent / tamper resistant • Simple & clean installation • Lightweight & lead free • Corrosion resistant • Quicker assembly time and lower assembly equipment costs compared to screws and adhesives • Hidden within the final assembly STANDARD MATERIAL A Aluminum STANDARD FINISH K Plain • Other lengths available upon request • Available to order in nickel stainless steel To Order: SLDP (Pin Size)x(Length)(Material)(Finish)(Series) Example: SLDP 3 x 12 AK BP100 Contact SPIROL for Design Assistance!

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