Carr Lane CL-4-BPDR-1.00-S | 1/4" Diameter x 1" Grip Length Ring Handle Ball Lock Pin

Ring Handle

Double-Acting Ball Lock Pins are positive locking until released by either pushing or pulling the center spindle, which is connected to the handle. Pushing on the handle releases the balls and inserts the pin in one motion. Pulling on the handle releases the balls and removes the pin in one motion. Ball Lock Pins are high-strength, quick-release alignment pins with a precision ground shank and positive locking. Made in USA.Available in pin diameters from 3/16 to 1" (5 to 20mm in metric), in stainless steel only.

Technical Information

Double-Acting Ball Lock Pins are positive locking until released by either pushing or pulling the center spindle, which is connected to the handle. Pushing on the handle releases the balls and inserts the pin in one motion. Pulling on the handle releases the balls and removes the pin in one motion.

Optional Drive Out

Double-acting pins are available with a "Drive-out" option, where the center spindle extends slightly beyond the shank end. This allows removing a pin under slight shear load by tapping the end with a hammer (releasing the balls at the same time). Add "-D" to the part number.

Optional 4 Ball

Pins are optionally available with four balls instead of two, for more-distributed ball-pullout force. Add "-4BALL" to the part number.

Optional Cable

To order pins with a standard cable assembly attached, add "-C" to the part number.

Material

Stainless Steel:

Shank > 17-4PH stainless, Heat Treated Rc 40 min. Spindle > 17-4PH stainless. Head, button, and handle > 300-series stainless. Spring and ring > 17-7PH/302 stainless. Balls > 440C stainless. Note: alternative Materials listed here are manufacturing options, not customer options. DFARS and RoHS compliant.

Parts Specification

Warning:

This product can expose you to materials and/or chemicals including arsenic, lead, and other materials and/or chemicals which are known to the state of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm.

For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov