SPLIT PINS DIMENSIONS

Split Pin Sizes and Dimensions Chart according to ISO 1234:1997 - " Split Pins " standard for metric split pins.

The split pins are intended for use with clevis pins and in pinned bolt and nut assemblies or other type of free fitting pinned assemblies in general applications.

Some important notes from the ISO 1234:1997:

- Materials: Steel, copper - zinc alloy, copper, aluminum alloy, austenitic stainless steel.

- Each leg of the split pin shall be capable of withstanding being bent back upon itself once, with no visible indication of fracture occurring at the point of bend.

- The eye shall be as circular as possible. The cross-section of the two straight legs together shall be circular.

Split Pin Sizes and Dimensions:

INPUT PARAMETERS
Nominal Pin Size
Pin Length *

Note * : Commercial lengths advised in ISO 1234 : 1997 standard.


RESULTS
Parameter		Value (mm)
Nominal Size (Pin Hole Diameter)	-	---
Maximum Pin Diameter	d_max	---
Minimum Pin Diameter	d_min	---
Maximum Extended Prong Length	a_max	---
Minimum Extended Prong Length	a_min	---
Eye Length	b	---
Maximum Eye Outer Diameter	c_max	---
Minimum Eye Outer Diameter	c_min	---
Maximum Length	l_max	---
Nominal Length	l_nom	---
Minimum Length	l_min	---
Corresponding Bolt Diameter	over	---
Corresponding Bolt Diameter	to	---
Corresponding Clevis Pin Diameter*	over	---
Corresponding Clevis Pin Diameter*	to	---

Note * : For railway applications and in cases where split pins in clevis pins are subjected to alternating transverse forces, it is recommended to use the next larger split pin size to that given by the calculator.

Definitions:

Clevis Pin: A type of cylindrical pin with a head at one end and with a hole passes through the diameter at the other end. A clevis pin is generally locked in place with a split pin. Clevis pins provide rotation between connected components about pin axis.

Reference:

ISO 1234 : 1997, Split Pins