Stainless steel dowel pins, depending on their size and type, are commonly used in various industrial and everyday applications. Common sizes and their applications are listed below:
Standard Dowel Pins:
Applications: Used for general connection and fixing applications, such as machinery assembly, automotive, aviation, home appliances, and furniture. They are suitable for withstanding moderate pressure and loads and are widely used in most industrial fields.
Large Dowel Pins:
Applications: Commonly used for connecting heavy equipment and structures, such as bridges, buildings, cranes, and ships. These dowel pins can withstand greater loads, ensuring structural stability and safety.
Micro Dowel Pins (small size):
Applications: Commonly used for assembling and fixing small, precision equipment, such as precision instruments, electronic devices, and medical devices. Due to their small size, they are suitable for use in environments with limited space and where high precision is required.
Round Head Dowel Pins:
Applications: Suitable for applications where it is important to ensure that the dowel head does not damage other parts, such as woodworking and furniture making, and light machinery.
Flat Head Pins:
Applications: Their flat head design allows them to fit more tightly against surfaces and are commonly used in assembly applications requiring flat surfaces, such as steel structures, building frames, and automotive components.
Split Pins (e.g., pins):
Applications: These pins are commonly used in assemblies requiring locking and preventing movement, such as gear bearings, wheels, and precision instruments, to prevent parts from falling out.
Long Pins:
Applications: Suitable for connecting parts or devices with large spacing, such as modular assembly of machinery and equipment, and connecting parts in ships and aircraft.
Corrosion-Resistant and High-Temperature-Resistant Pins:
Applications: Commonly used in high-temperature, high-humidity, and highly corrosive environments such as chemical, petroleum, and marine engineering. These pins are typically made of special stainless steel or have a coating treatment to withstand harsh working conditions.
In summary, stainless steel dowel pins of varying sizes, shapes, strength, and corrosion and high-temperature resistance, can meet the needs of various applications, ranging from general mechanical assembly to heavy-duty structures and even precision instrument assembly.
