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PCS SP6-82 General Purpose Stepped Ejector Pin

The PCS Ejector Pin: Step Pin (SKU SP6-82, MPN SP6-82) is a general purpose stepped ejector pin made of nitrided tool steel. It has a nominal diameter of 5/64 in, an overall length of 8 in, a head diameter tolerance…

SKU 3G-OTH-227441

Also listed as: SP682 · SP6 82

Brand
PCS
Item
SP6-82 General Purpose Stepped Ejector Pin
Part Number
SP6-82
Category
General Purpose Stepped Ejector Pins
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Also known as:SP6-82PCS
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
SP6-82
Type
Nitrided, Tool Steel
Overall Lg
8 in
Nom. Dia.
5/64 in

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Product Description

The PCS Ejector Pin: Step Pin (SKU SP6-82, MPN SP6-82) is a general purpose stepped ejector pin made of nitrided tool steel. It has a nominal diameter of 5/64 in, an overall length of 8 in, a head diameter tolerance of +0.062/-0.000 in, a body diameter tolerance of +0.0000/-0.0003 in, and a radius of 0.03 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a PCS stepped ejector pin used for?

A PCS stepped ejector pin is used in injection molds to eject plastic parts after they cool and solidify. The step design provides clearance for mold components, while the nitrided tool steel construction offers wear resistance and durability for high-cycle production environments.

What are the specifications of the PCS SP6-82 ejector pin?

The PCS SP6-82 is a general purpose stepped ejector pin with a nominal diameter of 5/64 in and an overall length of 8 in. It is made of nitrided tool steel. Head diameter tolerance is +0.062/-0.000 in, body diameter tolerance is +0.0000/-0.0003 in, and radius is 0.03 in.

Where to buy PCS ejector pins worldwide?

You can source PCS ejector pins worldwide through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for availability and lead time on the PCS SP6-82 or other PCS mold components.

How to select the correct PCS stepped ejector pin?

To select the correct PCS stepped ejector pin, match the nominal diameter and overall length to your mold's ejector system. The step diameter and length must clear mold inserts or slides. For the SP6-82, verify the 5/64 in diameter and 8 in length fit your application. Consult PCS technical data for compatibility.

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Common applications for PCS
Injection molding — PCS nitrided ejector pins (e.g., NP13-10 OS) for ejecting plastic parts from mold cavities in high-cycle production.
Die casting — PCS straight ejector pins (e.g., JMP03-150) for pushing solidified metal parts out of die-cast tooling.
Mold maintenance — PCS leader pins and bushings to restore alignment in worn mold bases and prevent flash or mismatch.
Plastics processing — PCS oversized ejector pins (e.g., NP19-10) for molds requiring increased bearing surface or repair of worn ejector holes.
Tooling assembly — PCS metric ejector pins (e.g., MP015-100) for use in molds built to metric standards.
High-wear applications — PCS nitrided ejector pins with 4–10 uin surface finish for reduced friction and extended service life in abrasive molding compounds.
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