DIN 1477 is a standard that describes cylindrical countersunk head pins with a notch. Pins in accordance with DIN 1477 have a cylindrical shape with a countersunk head, which allows them to be used in areas where a smooth surface without protrusions is required. The notch on the body of the pin allows for better retention in the hole and provides additional fixation.
Materials for the manufacture of DIN 1477 pins
DIN 1477 cylindrical pins are made of steel or other materials such as brass or aluminum.
Areas of application of DIN 1477 pins
This type of pin is used for precise positioning and fixing of parts in a variety of industrial applications such as mechanical engineering, aviation and electronics. They can also be used in construction to connect structural elements. Thanks to the notches, it is used for more reliable and accurate connection of parts, well mounted in blind holes. The semi-circular head increases the pin's clamping capacity.
