Dowel Pins Hardened - ISO 8734 / EN 28 734 / IS 6689 / DIN 6325
Cylindrical (Dowel) or Parallel Pins are used either to retain parts in a fixed position or to preserve alignment. A few of them are illustrated above. Type A, B, C, & D are unhardened from Free Cutting or Medium Carbon steel. Our manufacturing range for Cylindrical (Dowel) Pins is 1.5mm to 25mm in diameter and 5mm to 150mm in length. Type E is hardened from Silver Steel or Case-Hardened alloy steel material.
Dowel pins are essential components used in various mechanical assemblies to ensure accurate alignment and secure mating between two or more parts. Among the different types of dowel pins available, hardened dowel pins are highly preferred for their increased strength, durability, and resistance to wear and deformation. DIN 6325 or ISO 8734 specifies the design and manufacturing requirements for hardened dowel pins.
Dowel Pins Hardened ISO 8734 or DIN 6325 are precision cylindrical pins made from hardened steel. They typically have a cylindrical shape with a smooth surface and one or two chamfered ends. The chamfers aid in easy insertion and alignment during assembly. These dowel pins are manufactured with tight tolerances to ensure precise fit and positioning between mating parts.
DIN 6325 Dowel pins are made from high-quality steel that undergoes a hardening process to enhance their mechanical properties. The hardening treatment increases the pin’s surface hardness, making it more resistant to wear, deformation, and bending stresses. Common materials used include carbon steel, alloy steel, or stainless steel.
DIN 6325 or ISO 8734 dowel pins are available in various sizes and dimensions to suit different applications. Dowel pins conform to tight dimensional tolerances to ensure accurate alignment between mating parts. Common tolerances include m6 or h6 for diameter and js15 for length.
Applications: Dowel Pins Hardened DIN 6325 find widespread applications in various industries and mechanical systems, including Automotive, Machinery, Aerospace, Textile, Electronics, Mechanical assemblies, Medical equipment’s, etc. Some common applications include:
– Alignment and Assembly: Dowel pins are used to accurately align and assemble components such as gears, shafts, and housings.
– Fixtures and Jigs: Dowel pins are also utilized in fixtures and jigs. They provide repeatable and accurate location points.
– Replacement Parts: These dowel pins are commonly used as replacement components for worn-out or damaged pins in machinery and equipment.
Installation and Considerations:
When using Dowel Pins Hardened DIN 6325 / ISO 8734, several factors should be considered:
– Insertion: Dowel pins should be inserted with care to prevent any damage to the pin or the receiving hole or assembly. Appropriate tools such as arbor presses or dowel pin extractors can be used for insertion and removal.
– Material Compatibility: It is crucial to consider the material and loads involved in the assembly. The use of hardened dowel pins with alternative fastening methods may be necessary in high-stress applications.
– Surface Finish: The surface finish of dowel pins should be smooth and free from defects to ensure proper fit and alignment.
By understanding their characteristics, dimensions, and proper usage, engineers and manufacturers can effectively utilize these dowel pins to achieve precise alignment and secure assembly of mechanical components.