Measuring Pin Sets

Measuring Pins are a simple, reliable, and cost-effective solution for calibrating the bore size of wire drawing dies. Crafted from hardened tool steel and treated under sub-zero conditions, these pins are built to retain their dimensional stability over long periods, even with regular use.

Available in micron-step variations of 5, 10, 20, and 50 microns, these pins enable quick verification of die sizes without complex instrumentation. Each set is securely packed in a durable wooden box, making it easy to store, organize, and transport.

Pins can also be ordered individually as loose pieces to suit specific sizing needs.

Measuring Pin Set Specifications

Feature	Specification
Size Range	0.20 mm – 20.00 mm
Tolerance	±1 micron
Hardness	58 – 62 HRC
Length	40 mm (< 3 mm) / 50 mm (> 3 mm)
Step Variations Available	5μ, 10μ, 20μ, 50μ
Packaging	Special wooden box or individual loose pins

Frequently Ask Questions

What are measuring pins used for?

Measuring pins are used to quickly verify the bore diameter of wire drawing dies, ensuring they are within desired tolerance levels during or after production.

Can I buy specific pin sizes instead of the full set?

Yes. We supply loose measuring pins so you can order only the sizes you require.

Will the pins maintain their accuracy over time?

Absolutely. Our pins are sub-zero treated and hardened to provide long-term dimensional stability, even with regular use.

Conclusion

For die makers and QC teams looking for a fast, low-maintenance solution to verify die bore sizes, Parth Diamond Die’s Measuring Pin Sets offer excellent accuracy, durability, and convenience. With precision tolerance, hardened tool steel, and customizable pin sets, you can streamline your inspection process without the need for expensive equipment.

Whether you need a complete set or just individual pins, our measuring solutions are designed to keep your quality standards high and your operations efficient.

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