Moulding Pins
Mould Pins
Available Sizes : 16mm (5/8") - 304.1mm (12"); CP Stud/Bush: 15.88mm, 22.40mm, 25.4mm - up to 8"

Product Description

Moulding Pins are used in the moulding of grinding wheels, forming the bore of the wheel during the moulding process.

They are used across a range of wheel types, including cutting wheels, grinding wheels, chopsaw wheels, and snagging wheels, with the pin size matched to the required bore diameter.

Pin sizes range from 16mm (5/8") up to 304.1mm (12"), covering the diameters used across these wheel types.

CP Studs, also known as CP (Cold Pressing) Bushes, are also available for the cold pressing process, in sizes 15.88mm, 22.40mm, and 25.4mm, up to 8".

Material can be customized to match the existing process or to achieve the desired hardness of the product.

Product Specifications

Specification Details
Product Moulding Pins
Application Bore forming for Cutting, Grinding, Chopsaw & Snagging Wheels
Sizes 16mm (5/8"), 22mm (7/8"), 25.4mm (1"), 31.75mm (1.25"), 38.1mm (1.5"), 50.8mm (2"), 101mm (4"), 127mm (5"), 151.2mm (6"), 203.2mm (8"), 304.1mm (12")
Also Available As CP Stud / CP Bush (Cold Pressing) - 15.88mm, 22.40mm, 25.4mm, up to 8"
Material As per customer requirement
Customization Available

Applications

Used during the moulding process to form the bore of the wheel.

Applicable across:

  • Cutting Wheel Manufacturing
  • Grinding Wheel Manufacturing
  • Chopsaw Wheel Manufacturing
  • Snagging Wheel Manufacturing

CP Studs/Bushes are used specifically in the cold pressing process for the same range of wheel types.

FAQs

It is used to form the bore of the wheel during the moulding process.
Cutting wheels, grinding wheels, chopsaw wheels, and snagging wheels.
Sizes range from 16mm (5/8") to 304.1mm (12"), covering standard bore diameters for different wheel types.
It is a moulding pin variant used in the cold pressing process, available in sizes 15.88mm, 22.40mm, and 25.4mm, up to 8".
Yes, material can be customized to match the existing process or to achieve the desired hardness of the product.
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