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Guide to Spring Pin Fasteners

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Spring fasteners are useful as well as economic. Generally speaking, they require little preparation to use beyond drilling a hole for you to insert them in. Their use spans many applications. Electrical spring pins can be for use in a patch board circuit as an electrical connector, while industrial spring pin fasteners can be for use in casting as well as stamping and more.

There are different kinds of spring pins for you to consider for your business. This guide will cover three major kinds of spring pins: the coiled spring pin, the slotted spring pin and the spring loaded fastener. Many of the spring pin manufacturers are also spring pin distributors. Information about these companies as well as some spring pin suppliers will also be in this guide.

1. Rely on the coiled spring pin for industrial as well as electrical applications.

2. Pick slotted spring pins for their ability to withstand shock and vibration.

3. Choose spring loaded fasteners for quick removal and installation.

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Depend on coiled spring pins for their versatility and ease of application


Coiled spring pins are economic to create and use thanks to their simplicity. They come in light, standard (or medium) and heavy duty, and you can use them to align, locate as well as join various components.

I recommend: Don't be fooled by the simplicity of the coiled spring pin fastener; its very simplicity makes it versatile as well as economic to use. Two manufacturers of coiled spring pins are Spirol International and Vogelsang.

Use slotted spring pins for security


Thanks to their ability to expand, slotted springs will hold your work together. Due to the fact that slotted spring pins expand after you insert them into their hole, they are able to resist any vibration or shock that might dislodge spring pins of other designs.

I recommend: One manufacturer of the slotted spring pins is G.L. Huyett. One distributor/supplier that has slotted spring pins and more is Grainger.

Use spring loaded pins when space is at a premium


Spring loaded springs work well when the space is tight, and they release quickly with a simple pull. Spring loaded pins are handy in many applications: from automotive, industrial and telecommunications, just to name a few.

I recommend: Find spring loaded electrical contacts manufactured by Norstan. Vlier and Carr Lane manufacture other spring loaded pins. These spring loaded pins have springs that can be made of steel, Polyurethane and other materials.

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  • Spring pins are handy and can save your company money thanks to their cost and ease of use. Bulk pricing is available.

The official source of Spring Pin Fasteners is the Spring Pin Fasteners page at Business.com


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