Locking pins

Ball pins , also known as locking pins or self-locking pins , are centering elements used to lock, hold, assemble, or position mechanical parts.
They offer a quick and reliable solution that does not require screws or tools, and are particularly suitable for assemblies that are frequently disassembled and reassembled.

There are three main types of retention for centering pins . They can be released without tools, either using a push button or a key. The retention system can be achieved using balls, lugs, or a cleat.

Available in zinc-plated steel, 303 stainless steel, 630 stainless steel, or titanium, ball pins are suitable for many industrial applications where precision, speed, and safety are essential. [ Read more ]

Overview of the Emile Maurin range of ball pins :

- 303 or 630 stainless steel ball pins : robust and easy to handle.
- All-stainless steel ball pins for excellent corrosion resistance.
- Short ball pins : optimal compactness for confined spaces.
- Ball pin with T-handle : ergonomic design for easy manual locking.
- Ball pin with L-handle
- Pin with steel or stainless steel lugs, for additional locking thanks to positioning lugs.
- Pin with lugs and swivel ring : combines secure locking with ease of use.
- Stainless steel magnetic pin : quick insertion without tools thanks to the magnetic effect.
- All-stainless steel ball pin with high-resistance finish.
- Lockable stainless steel pin with L-handle : increased security through mechanical locking.
- Titanium ball pin and other stainless steel variants for specific high-performance applications.

These pins cover a wide range of needs, from quick handling to technical uses requiring durability and responsiveness.

Advantages of the range :

- Instant reliability : tool-free locking by simple insertion.
- Comprehensive range of models to suit all configurations (handles, ergonomics, corrosion-resistant materials).
- Technical materials : 303 and 630 stainless steel, titanium, to meet environmental and intensive use requirements.
- Excellent durability in industrial or corrosive environments.

Access Emile Maurin technical resources :
>Centering pins and their specific features
>Centering pin - Technical data sheet.PDF
>Double shear resistance centering pin - Technical data sheet.PDF

Locking pins

Locking pins

BALL LOCK PIN STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-70 / 32-71)

BALL LOCK PIN FULLY STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-72 / 32-74)

BALL LOCK PIN SHORT (Model : 32-73)

BALL LOCK PIN WITH T-HANDLE, STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-150)

BALL LOCK PIN 303 OR 630 STAINLESS STEEL, WITH L-HANDLE (Model : 32-156)

LOCKING PIN WITH PAWLS, STEEL OR STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-76)

LOCKING PIN WITH PAWLS, STEEL OR STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-157)

BALL LOCK PIN STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-77)

LOCKING PIN WITH PAWLS, STEEL OR STAINLESS STEEL, WITH PIVOTING RING (Model : 32-78)

LOCKING PIN MAGNETIC, STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-151)

BALL LOCK PIN FULLY STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-152)

LOCKING PIN LOCKABLE, STAINLESS STEEL, WITH L-HANDLE (Model : 32-155)

BALL LOCK PIN TITANIUM (Model : 32-75)

BALL LOCK PIN STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-193)

SELF-LOCKING LIFTING PIN WITH T-HANDLE, STAINLESS STEEL (Model : 32-159)