Cotter pins are stocked in diameters 1mm to 13mm in mild steel (usually zinc plated), 1mm to 6.3mm in stainless steel A4 and brass. Our specifications follow 

Knob-Grip Locking Quick-Release Pins. The extra height and smaller width of the grip make the button more accessible in tight spaces. For a more secure hold than standard quick-release pins, these pins lock in place until you push the button to release the spring-loaded retaining balls.

ISO 1234 - 1997 Split Pins ①,Nominal size = diameter of the split pin hole; for the pin hole diameter the following tolerance classes are recommended： H13 

STANDARD SIZES Nominal Pin Length Length Tolerance Length Tolerance - ISO 8752 4mm to 10mm ± 0.25mm 12mm to 50mm ± 0.50mm 55mm to 100mm ± 0.75mm Length Tolerance - DIN 1481 (Ref) 4mm to 10mm + 0.5mm 12mm to 50mm + 1.0mm 55mm to 100mm + 1.5mm

Split pin (cotter pin) DIN 94 Steel Zinc plated 5X100MM · Specifications · Standards 

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The hole into which a standard Split Cotter Pin fits is the same as its own nominal size, the pin generally being made undersize for easy fitting. TEE HEAD.

Split Cotter Pins Also supplied to order in copper and brass or to customer specification Please ask for details. www.keysandpins.com – www.tasmanspecials.co.uk nominal dia D 1mm 1.2mm 1.6mm 2mm 2.5mm 3.2mm 4mm 5mm 6.3mm Length Preferred Stock Length

For railways and constructions subjecting to alternating transverse forces, it is recommended to use the following larger split pin size.

The first Australian standard for split cotter pins (inch series) (AS B175—1963) contained an appendix covering details of ISO metric draft proposals for split cotter pins, defined in ISO Draft Recommendation 502 issued in 1962, which was subsequently published asISO Recommendation R1234 in November 1971. ISO/R1234