GN 113.1 rapid release pins are used for rapid clamping and simultaneously play-free clamping of thin components in particular where frequent clamping and releasing is required.
A typical application is the alignment and clamping of sheet metal during a welding process.
By depressing the spring-loaded push button, the pin advances by the length l2 and at the same time frees the two balls. When the push button is released the balls are locked in their forward position and at the same time use the clamping force to clamp the components together.
Split ring GN 111 with various lengths of chain is available to prevent loss or misplacement of the ball lock pin.

GN 113.3 rapid release pins are used for rapid connecting and securing of components or work pieces. They are useful for their compactness.
A typical application is locating pins which have to be regularly moved in and out of position.
By depressing the spring-loaded push button, the two balls are freed, and by releasing the push button the balls are locked.
Split ring GN 111 with various lengths of chain is available to prevent loss or misplacement of the ball lock pin.

GN 113.4 heavy duty rapid release pins are used for rapid connecting and securing of components or work pieces. They are useful for their compactness.
These release pins have a high load capacity, due to the pin being made of heavy duty, hardened and highly abrasion-resistant stainless steel.
A typical application is locating pins which have to be regularly moved in and out of position.
By depressing the spring-loaded push button, the two balls are freed, and by releasing the push button the balls are locked.
Split ring GN 111 with various lengths of chain is available to prevent loss or misplacement of the ball lock pin.

GN 113.5 ball lock pins are used for rapid connecting and securing of components or work pieces.
A typical application is locating pins which have to be regularly moved in and out of position.
By depressing the spring-loaded push button, the two balls are freed, and by releasing the push button the balls are locked.
Split ring GN 111 with various lengths of chain is available to prevent loss or misplacement of the ball lock pin.

GN 113.6 heavy duty rapid release pins are used for rapid connecting and securing of components or work pieces.
A typical application is bearing shafts which have to be regularly mounted and unmounted.
By depressing the spring-loaded push button, the two balls are freed, and by releasing the push button the balls are locked.
These rapid release pins have a high load capacity, due to the pin being made of heavy duty, hardened and highly abrasion-resistant stainless steel.
Split ring GN 111 with various lengths of chain is available to prevent loss or misplacement of the ball lock pin.

GN 114.2 rapid release pins are used for quick fixing, connecting and locking of various jig and fixture systems. A typical application is locating pins which must be removed and re-placed frequently.
The two securing pins can be retracted by pressing the button; when it is released, the pins will once again return to the secure position.
The rectangular shape of the stainless steel securing pins creates a linear contact area which increases axial shear strength.
Axial load values in the table were obtained from tests at ambient temperature. They represent ~50% of the measured mean shear load.
Split ring GN 111 with various lengths of chain is available to prevent loss or misplacement of the ball lock pin.

GN 114.3 push button rapid release pins are used for quick fixing, connecting and locking of various jig and fixture systems. A typical application is locating pins which must be removed and re-placed frequently.
The two securing pins can be retracted by pressing the button; when it is released, the pins will once again return to the secure position.
The rectangular shape of the stainless steel securing pins creates a linear contact area which increases axial shear strength.
Axial load values in the table at shear stress are theoretically obtained and indicative only without taking safety factors into account.
Split ring GN 111 with various lengths of chain is available to prevent loss or misplacement of the ball lock pin.

GN 124 quick release pins are used for quick fixing, connecting and locking of various jig and fixture systems.
Unlike ball lock pins GN 113, GN 113.2 and GN 113.3, the balls are spring loaded and not rigidly locked, resulting in the relatively low axial holding strength.
Axial load values in the table were obtained from tests at ambient temperature. They represent ~50% of the measured mean shear load.
Split ring GN 111 with various lengths of chain is available upon request to prevent loss or misplacement of the ball lock pin.

spring indicates light end pressure
Silver thrust spring indicates standard end pressure
Gold thrust spring indicates heavy end pressure
For all other sizes:
Silver thrust spring indicates light end pressure
Gold thrust spring indicates standard end pressure
Copper thrust spring indicates heavy end pressure

GN 714 side thrust pins are the result of further development of GN 715. User can design his own thrust pin which can be screwed into the thrust plate.

Spring loaded side thrust pins GN 715 are versatile and practical elements for holding, positioning and clamping of workpieces.

GN 716 side thrust pins are used to hold, position or clamp workpieces.

GN 771 locating pins are normally used in conjunction with GN 770 locating pin bushings.

GN 771.1 locating pins are normally used in conjunction with DIN 172 / DIN 179 drill bushings.

handle configurations and other modifications available upon request.

Shank in American Standard 304 stainless steel also available.