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  • Hole Preparation for Press Fit Pins
    Press fit pins are retained in an assembly by the frictional forces between the pin and its mating host component. These forces are a product of the coefficient of friction between the mating materials/coatings, and the interference fit between the pin and its host component. This paper addresses
  • A Superior Solution for Press-Fit Pin and Receptacle Applications
    Press-fit pins and receptacles are versatile types of interconnection components for electrical and electronic applications. Individual pins and receptacles are available in sizeds suited to particular form factors. They may be used for the transmission of signals from power on down to logic level.
  • Current Carrying Capability of Solder and Press-fit Pins - Application Note
    This application note investigates the current carrying capability of a standard solder able pin and a Press-fit pin for Vincotech's power modules. The measurements are carried out on an application board with boundary conditions comparable to real application.
  • PCB Hole Construction and Material Requirements for use with Press-Fit Technologies
    a compliant pin or a press-fit pin, has the flexible beams and the socket, which is the PTH, remains rigid.
  • How to Properly Pin a Gear and Shaft Assembly
    One of the primary benefits of using a Coiled Spring Pin to affix a hub or gear to a shaft is the Coiled Pin 's ability to prevent hole damage. Another benefit is that the Coiled Pin absorbs wider hole tolerances than any other press-fit pin. This translates to lower total manufacturing costs
  • Slotted Pin Inflexibility Leads to Failure
    the pin and host wall, and not by deformation as with alternative solid press fit pins. However, is important to note that there are two types of Spring Pins - Coiled Spring Pins and Slotted Spring Pins - and the two are very different from each other. One is recommended for dynamic loading, and one
  • How to Properly Pin a Shaft and Hub Assembly
    One of the primary benefits of using a Coiled Spring Pin to affix a hub or gear to a shaft is the Coiled Pin's ability to prevent hole damage. Another benefit is that the Coiled Pin absorbs wider hole tolerances than any other press-fit pin. This translates to lower total manufacturing costs
  • Applications for Spring Pins with Wire Termination
    Both 0933-0 and 0962-0 can be used in single position applications and feature a press-fit barb on the spring body for the creation of multi-spring pin interconnect packages.
  • Advantages of Pre-applied Thermal Interface Material for Power Modules
    There are various interconnection options for all standard power modules-solder or press-fit pins, a selection of pre-applied thermal interface materials, and much more. The latter option, the thermal interface material or TIM for short, is rather important as it can have a-pardon the pun-thermal
  • Compliant Tail (Press-Fit) Contacts in Mil Circular Connectors (.pdf)
    The commercial world has long utilized compliant pin technologies to insert connectors on to printed circuit boards. These connectors were designed for ease assembly and to reduce the need for fluxes required during soldering. The technology was typically confined to rectangular high-density
  • Connect/Disconnect Instructions for Silent Chain
    shafts and sprockets from free rotation where such rotation could permit uncontrolled chain movement and cause personal injury or equipment damage. * Use pressing equipment to remove or install press fit pins or link plates. Keep tooling in good condition and use it properly. If pressing equipment

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