SCREWS
NUTS
BOLTS
WASHERS
SPACERS & STANDOFFS
PRECISION/CUSTOM PARTS
PINS
WIRE HANDLING
INSERTS
ANCHORS
DRILL BITS, TAPS, & DIES
ABRASIVES & SAWBLADES
SAFETY EQUIP.
MISC.
MATERIAL TYPES
PLATING TYPES
Headed or Headless
Headed pin fasteners are characterized by a distinct head at one end, which serves various purposes such as acting as a stopper, providing a surface for installation, or acting as a locating feature. These pins are commonly used in applications like hinges, linkages, or where the pin needs to be retained within a specific component. On the other hand, headless pin fasteners lack a distinct head and are typically cylindrical or tapered throughout their length. Used in applications where a flush or recessed profile is desired, headless pins are driven into place using a tool, providing a smooth appearance when joined components need to be flush. Both types of pin fasteners, whether headed or headless, play essential roles in securing and aligning components across diverse industries, offering versatility and adaptability based on specific application requirements.
