Springs & Split Pins
This category holds springs and split pins in handy assortments. Choose between tension and compression springs, and split pins in various diameters. Stainless steel resists corrosion, regular steel has higher tensile strength. Always check the DIN standard and dimensions. Use the correct split pin to secure shafts and nuts. The right choice prevents breakage and downtime.

Spring Assortment | Compression and Extension Spring | 200 pcs.

Splint Pin Assortment | Ø 1.6 - 4.0 mm | 555 pcs.

Split Pin Assortment | Stainless Steel | Ø 1.6 - 4.0 mm | 555 pcs.

Roll Pin Assortment | 450 pcs.

Linchpin Assortment | 50 pcs.

Fastening Bolt Set | 60 pcs.

Feather Key Assortment | 60 pcs.

Spring Assortment | Compression Springs | 246 pcs.

Spring Split Pin Assortment | Ø 1.2 - 3.0 mm | 48 pcs.

Splint Pin Assortment | Ø 1.6 - 3.2 mm | 135 pcs.

HSS Spring Washer Assortment | M4 - M12 | 145 pcs.

Tension Spring Assortment | 65 pcs.

Linchpin Assortment | bolt Ø 4.5 - 11 mm | 32 pcs.

Spring Washer / Washer Assortment | Ø 4 - 8 mm | 250 pcs.

Snap Ring Assortment | Ø 2.4 - 4.0 mm | 150 pcs.
Springs and split pins: choose the right size
Springs: tension or compression
In this category you choose between tension and compression springs. Tension springs pull two parts together. Compression springs push parts apart. Check the diameter and length of the spring. These sizes must fit the application. A wrong size causes breakage or poor performance.
Split pins: the right diameter
Use split pins to secure nuts and axles. The diameter of the pin must match the hole in the axle or nut. A thin pin breaks quickly. A thick pin does not fit or damages the hole. Choose the pin that fits the size of the nut or axle.
Material: steel or stainless steel
Standard steel has a higher tensile strength. That suits applications with high forces. Stainless steel resists corrosion better. Use it in damp environments. Always check the DIN standard. That ensures the size is correct and the connection is safe.
These springs and split pins fall under consumables in the workshop. If you secure an axle with a split pin, a circlip keeps the bearing in place. To seal a connection you choose a sealing ring or O-ring, and bolts and nuts in the right size you will find at bolts, nails & nuts.