Positioning pins cylindrical ground

Case-hardened and black oxidised. Note: Positioning feet are used as supports, stops and thrust pads for fixtures and general machine and appliance construction. Drawing reference: Form A: External thread and flat face Form B: External thread and convex face Form C: External thread and serrated face Form K: External thread and carbide serrated face Form L: External thread and POM insert Form D: External thread and flat face Form E: External thread and convex face Form F: External thread and serrated face

When the positioning cone and bush are mated, the balls are pressed together within the rubbers elastic range and thus locate the two parts in which they have been fitted, with maximum accuracy. To ensure that the rubber in which the balls are embedded is deformed within the elastic range, one must merely ensure that the depth of the hole into which the positioning bush is later pressed is precisely observed. The positioning cone is supplied ready to fit into the positioning bush and must simply be fitted into the counterpart component. Henceforth, a precise zero point positioning system is in place.

Hardened and ground (HRC 60 ±2). Note: The locating pins are designed to make the joining process easier. Used in combination with hardened locating bushes 02026, they enable exact, low-wear, and fast changes of the workpiece. Versions D1 = 5 and D1 = 6 do not have an internal thread. Drawing reference: Form B: cylindrical pin Form C: rhomboid pin

Form A locating pins are used to position workpieces and fixture parts in reamed holes. The flattened Form C can be used to bridge tolerances in hole spacing or to secure the part to be positioned in one direction only. The Form A locating pins can also be used as limit stops or fixture feet. Advantages: Cerazur is extremely impact and bend resistant. The basis of this material is zirconium oxide. It is a composite metal-ceramic material. Drawing reference: Form A and B: cylindrical locating pin Form C and D: flattened locating pin