22351.0010 - Lifting Pins
self-locking, with handle
The carrying element can be used universally for transporting workpieces, workholding systems, components, containers etc. using manual force.
Lifting element with handle for quick and easy use. Special lifting supports on the workpiece, e.g. threads for screw fastening, are no longer required.
Corrosion and weathering resistant, thus also suitable for outdoor application. Very solid, precipitation-hardened pin with an extreme load capacity.
This article 22351.0010 - Lifting Pins self-locking, with handle / (d1 -0.04 -0.08: 8.3 mm, l1 +0.6: 35 mm) is one variant of the article group Lifting Pins self-locking, with handle (EH 22351.)
- d1 -0.04 -0.08: 8.3 mm
- l1 +0.6: 35 mm
- d2: 9.65 mm
- d3: 21.5 mm
- d4: 14 mm
- d5 min.: 10.05 mm
- l2 ±0.5: 8.75 mm
- l3: 18.7 mm
- l4: 36 mm
- l5: 100 mm
- Load capacity F1: 500 N
- Location hole H11: 8.3 mm
- Operating temperature range max.: 250 °C
- Weight: 142 g
Material
Pin part
- Stainless steel 1.4542, precipitation-hardened
Handle
- Aluminium, blue anodised
Press button
- Aluminium, blue anodised
Spring
- Stainless Steel
Assembly
Simple H11 boreholes are sufficient.
Mounting:
- Press in the button and hold it down
- Insert the lifting pin
- Release the button (The button must be back in its original position)
Dismantling:
- Press in the button and hold it down.
- Remove the lifting pin.
- Release the button.
Operation
Each lifting pin contains an operating manual. This document is also available for download as PDF.
Additional variants of this article
Accessories
As accessories, we offer matching locating bushings for d1 = 8, 10 and 12
Further products
Non-RoHS compliant
Not compliant according to Directive 2011/65/EU and Directive 2015/863.
Contains SVHC substances >0,1% w/w
Contains lead - SVHC list [REACH] as of 27.06.2024.
Contains Proposition 65 substances
Lead can cause cancer and reproductive harm from exposure
https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/
Free from Conflict Minerals
This product does not contain any substances designated as "conflict minerals" such as tantalum, tin, gold or tungsten from the Democratic Republic of Congo or adjacent countries.