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Cylindrical driving pin with notch DIN 1474 is a type of fastener that has a conical part up to half, with three longitudinal notches. The peculiarity of the DIN 1474 pin is the grooved notches, the edges of which protrude above the surface. They are evenly applied in an amount of 3, increasing the diameter of the product. After driving the fastener in, the notches securely fix it in the grooves. The height of the notch is equal to half the length of the fastener.
DIN 1474 fastener group
DIN 1474 pins are most often made of stainless steel and belong to the stainless steel fastener group.
Materials for the manufacture of DIN 1474 pins
DIN 1474 pins are made of the following materials:
- Steel
- A1 stainless steel, which allows these pins to be used in places where there is a risk of corrosion.
Application range of DIN 1474 pins
DIN 1474 has a tapered part up to half, with three longitudinal notches, which allows you to install it with this part with tension in blind holes, and to mount a part with a smoother fit on the other part.
