Straight Ejector Pins — With Tip Processing
Pre-machined tip geometries eliminate secondary operations at the mold shop. Available in flat grind, radius, chamfer, and Z-groove profiles. 7 product series in M2 and H13 steels.
Products (7 Series)

Tip Processed — M2 Steel, JIS Head, Configurable
Flat grind, radius, or chamfer tip options.

Tip Processed — H13 Nitrided, JIS Head
For high-temp resins with custom tip profile.

Z-Groove Processed — M2 Steel
Cross-groove pattern for gas venting at bore interface.
About Tip-Processed Ejector Pins
Why factory tip processing? Mold shops traditionally grind pin tips in-house. Factory processing offers: (1) CNC precision not achievable by manual grinding; (2) consistent results across large pin sets; (3) documented tolerances for quality records. The cost premium over standard pins is typically 15-25%, which is less than the toolroom labor for manual grinding.
Z-Groove mechanics: The Z-groove creates a small air channel (0.02-0.05mm deep) at the pin-bore interface. During injection, trapped air between the resin front and the pin tip escapes through this groove to the vented side of the ejector plate. This is a lower-cost alternative to full gas release pins when the venting requirement is modest.
Application Scenarios
Cosmetic Surface Molding
Visible surfaces on consumer electronics, appliances, and automotive trim where pin marks must be invisible.
Why tip processing fits: Flat grind creates a flush ejection surface, eliminating the recessed ring mark caused by as-ground tip imperfections.
Recommended: Flat grind, M2 steel, h5 tolerance for Class A surfaces
Textured Surface Parts
Parts with VDI or SPI texture where ejector pin tips must match the surface profile to prevent drag marks during ejection.
Why tip processing fits: Radius tip matches the contour, preventing edge catch during ejection stroke. TiCN coating on the tip further reduces friction.
Recommended: Radius R1.0, TiCN coated tip, H13 for textured molds
Frequently Asked Questions
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