Progressive's line of ejector pins nixes need for step grinding
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TI ejector pins These Progressive Components pins have applications for mold makers who might otherwise use stamping punches as core pins in molds. The pins — the TI stands for thousandths increment — are manufactured with hardened M-2 steel. With heads precision ground to mold tolerances, they are available with diameters from 0.06 inch to 0.32 inch in a standard length of 2.5 inches.
What’s new? The addition of a new length of 5.5 inches, which brings to 534 the number of pins in the line.
Benefits Elimination of step grinding, which is sometimes needed for a final fit. TI pins need only be cut to the finished length to be ready for use with mold inserts that have been wire-EDM’d to the molded part diameter. Progressive’s TI pins are designed to fit into small, crowded cavities and core inserts, and cut-to-length and custom options are available.
Progressive Components, Wauconda, Ill., 847-487-1000, www.procomps.com
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