Linch pins according to din 11023, old, without 3. hole

Linch Pins according to DIN 11023 (Old, without 3rd Hole)

Linch pins specified as "according to DIN 11023, old, without 3rd hole" refer to a very specific category of linch pins manufactured in accordance with an older version of the German industrial standard (DIN 11023). The "without 3rd hole" characteristic is crucial here; it distinguishes these pins from more modern designs that often include an extra, third hole for a specific retaining spring or application. This older specification of linch pins is primarily used for securing shafts, drawbars, or other components in machinery where a pin is inserted through a hole and then fastened with a separate retaining clip or cotter pin. They are indispensable in older machinery, classic agricultural vehicles, or in specific industrial applications where compatibility with existing parts is necessary. Adhering to the specified DIN standard, even an older version, guarantees a precise fit and reliable functionality. The material selection for these pins focuses on robustness and durability, ensuring the pin can withstand the forces and environmental factors it's exposed to. RDM Parts offers these specific linch pins, manufactured from high-quality material to ensure a long lifespan and optimal reliability for your specific, often classic, applications. This helps keep your older machines safe and operational.

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