Boss, Round & Inlay Core Pins
Specialty core pins for complex cavity geometries and cost-optimized maintenance.
Product Categories

Inlay Core Pins
Modular design with replaceable tip insert.
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Inlay Bushings
Mating bushings for inlay core pin alignment.
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Large-Diameter
Exceeding standard shaft diameter range.
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Round Core Pins for Boss
Purpose-built for boss pillar forming.
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Round Shank, Tip Processed
Special tip geometries to order.
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Straight Core Sleeves
Precision guided alignment sleeves.
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This category contains functionally diverse products. Find your engineering scenario below.
Boss Pillar Forming
Forming screw bosses, alignment pillars, or standoff features in the molded part.
High-Volume Tip Replacement
500K+ shot molds where tip wear is the primary failure mode. Reduce per-replacement cost by 60-80%.
Oversized Bore (> Standard Range)
Internal features exceeding standard core pin diameter limits.
Custom Tip Geometry
Ball nose, conical, or application-specific tip profiles machined to your drawing.
Core Pin Alignment & Protection
Precision guide bushings to prevent pin deflection and protect mold plate bores.
Product Pairing Reference
Some products in this category must or should be used together.
Inlay Core Pins
Modular pin body
Inlay Bushings
Alignment & retention sleeve
Any Core Pin
Straight, Stepped, or Taperless
Core Sleeves
Precision guide & bore protection
Technical Overview
Standard straight and stepped pins cover the majority of injection molding requirements. However, certain cavity geometries and maintenance economics demand specialized forms.
Boss pillars require round core pins with specific proportions optimized for the boss diameter and wall thickness. Deep boss features frequently trap air, making gas release variants essential for these applications.
Inlay core pins address maintenance cost directly: only the worn tip insert is swapped, preserving the pin body. In molds running 500K+ shots where tip wear is the primary failure mode, this reduces per-replacement cost by 60-80%. The trade-off is slightly higher initial cost, which typically pays back within 2-3 replacement cycles.
Core sleeves serve as precision guide bushings and sacrificial wear interfaces, ensuring consistent pin alignment across millions of cycles while protecting the more expensive mold plate bore from enlargement.
Frequently Asked Questions
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