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Positioning pins are used for the controlled positioning to extremely fine tolerances of components and moulded sheet metal parts. Typically, two positioning pins are sufficient to position a component correctly. Once the components are aligned, tasks such as forming work or joining is carried out. The positioning pins are generally used in car body construction.
 

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Solutions - Positioning pins

Positioning pins are far less susceptible to weld spatter, extremely high temperatures and high mechanical stress than conventional pins made from hardened steel, which is why they impress with service lives that are up to 20 times longer. Positioning pins made from high-performance ceramics do not need to be replaced as often, plants can run with fewer interruptions while process and maintenance costs are significantly lower.

Positioning pins are often subjected to very high wear because they are used to hold laser-cut – and therefore extremely sharp-edged – moulded sheet metal parts. Conventional metal pins are unable to cope with such loads which explains why high-performance ceramic pins are preferred. The ceramic positioning pins are characterised above all by longer service lives, superior precision not to mention better reliability.

These pins are made from an assembly that contains a ceramic head made from DOCREAM CERAZUR and a stainless steel foot.

Solutions - CAD program

Company standard for positioning pins

The new company standard for DOCERAM positioning pins satisfies the highest mechanical demands and uses the standardised modular system to offer rapidly available combination possibilities to meet numerous requirements. It is based on standard components with four all-ceramic head geometries and three stainless-steel foot variants, which guarantee faster machining and shorter delivery times. Both components are connected by a new joining technology that is precisely adapted to the specific geometries of head and foot in each case.

Your advantages:

  • Shorter delivery times
  • Faster machining

Compatible Materials

Cerazur®

When used in technical applications, Cerazur offers enormous potential for designing procedures and processes that are more stable, durable and ultimately more reliable.

Zirconium oxide

Zirconium oxide is an inorganic non-metal material that belongs to the group of oxide ceramics.