Serrated Spring Pins

Serrated Spring Pins
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Serrated Spring Pins are elastic slotted pins featuring a serrated profile along the longitudinal slot. During installation, the pin compresses to fit the mating hole, while the serrated sections engage with the hole wall to provide enhanced retention and positioning. Designed for mechanical assemblies requiring secure fastening under vibration and repeated loading, they are available in standard and custom dimensions for OEM applications.
Material: Spring Steel / Stainless Steel
Design: Slotted Cylindrical Body with Serrated Profile
Diameter: Metric & Inch Sizes / Custom Diameters Available
Length: Standard & Custom Lengths Available
Hardness: Heat-Treated According to Material and Application Requirements
Surface Treatment: Natural Finish + Protective Lubricant / Black Oxide / Phosphating / Electroplating
Applications: Hinges, Plastic Components, Automotive Components, Industrial Machinery, and Mechanical Assemblies
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Serrated Spring Pins Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturing Standards Q/PES 002 / Q/PES 003 / Enterprise Drawing Standards
Diameter Range Metric 2.0–20.0 mm / Inch 1/16"–3/4"
Length Range 6.0–150.0 mm
Material High-Carbon Spring Steel / Stainless Steel
Duty Type Heavy Duty / Light Duty
Design Slotted Cylindrical Body with Serrated Profile
Hardness Controlled by Material and Heat Treatment Requirements
Surface Treatment Natural Finish + Protective Lubricant / Phosphating / Zinc Plating
Customization Custom Dimensions & Drawing-Based Production Available
Packaging Bulk / Box / Customized Packaging
Serrated Profile & Retention Performance
 

 

The serrated profile is formed along the slotted section of the pin. After insertion, the toothed sections engage the mating hole wall at multiple contact points, increasing mechanical resistance to axial movement. This structure is particularly useful where the assembly requires more positive retention than a conventional smooth slotted spring pin.

  • Serrated contact increases localized mechanical engagement with the hole wall.
  • Tooth geometry helps resist axial displacement after installation.
  • The profile provides additional retention without requiring a separate locking component.

 

 

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Elastic Compression & Radial Force

 

The slotted body compresses as the pin passes through the mating hole. Once seated, the spring section attempts to recover its original diameter and maintains outward radial pressure against the hole wall.

Controlled compression reduces the force required for insertion compared with a rigid solid pin of the same interference condition.
Elastic recovery maintains contact pressure after installation.
Radial force allows the pin to accommodate limited variation in the mating-hole diameter while maintaining retention.

 

Dimensional Tolerance & Hole Fit

 

The relationship between pin diameter and mating-hole diameter directly affects both installation force and retention. The hole should be machined within the required tolerance and free from excessive burrs or deformation.

Pin diameter is controlled according to the specified product tolerance.
Hole diameter should be selected to provide the required interference without excessive insertion force.
Hole roundness and alignment affect how evenly the pin expands inside the assembly.
Chamfering the hole entrance can help guide the serrated pin during press-fit installation and reduce damage to the slot or teeth.

 
OEM Manufacturing

Custom Dimensions

Diameter, length, slot dimensions, and serrated profile can be manufactured according to the required assembly specification.

Material & Heat Treatment

Spring steel or stainless steel can be selected according to the required strength, elasticity, corrosion resistance, and hardness.

Surface Treatment

Protective lubricant, phosphating, zinc plating, and other specified finishes are available according to the operating environment.

Drawing-Based Production

Production can follow customer drawings or samples, including dimensional tolerances, inspection requirements, and packaging specifications.

FAQ

 

What is the main difference between a serrated spring pin and a standard slotted spring pin?

A serrated spring pin has toothed sections along the slot that create additional mechanical engagement with the mating hole. This provides greater resistance to axial movement than a conventional smooth slotted design.

 

Are serrated spring pins suitable for hinge assemblies?

Yes. They are commonly considered for hinge and pivot connections where the pin needs to remain seated while the joint undergoes repeated movement.

 

Can the pin be used in a blind hole?

Yes, provided the hole depth is sufficient and the assembly allows the pin to reach its specified seating position. Installation access and removal requirements should also be considered during design.

 

Does the serrated profile affect insertion equipment?

It can. The tooth geometry may influence insertion force and tooling requirements, particularly in automated assembly. Production trials can be used to determine suitable insertion parameters for a specific assembly.

 

 

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