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Spring pins
March 1st 2006

Spirol Industries believes its range of metric and imperial standard coiled spring pins to be the widest available from any supplier in terms of size and material.

Special coiled spring pins, including headed, flared, extra light and super flexible versions are also available.

Features of the pins include a design that eliminates pin nesting and interlocking, uniform distribution of compression and stresses during installation, flexibility under loading to absorb and withstand stresses, shock or vibration.

The flexibility of the coiled pins is said to dampen shock, eliminating hole damage on all assembly components and contributing to maximum product life. Spirol says the pins can accommodate larger hole tolerances than alternative products.

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