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Ejector Leader Pins

Precision guide pins dedicated to ejector plate travel — ensuring parallel ejection and preventing plate tilt that causes pin breakage.

Ejector Leader Pins Products

Inlay Type (EGH)

SUJ2 | HRC 58-62 | g6 shaft

Striking Type (EGHC)

SUJ2 | HRC 58-62 | g6 shaft

Inlay — Long Series

SUJ2 | HRC 58-62 | g6 shaft

Striking — With Tap

SUJ2 | HRC 58-62 | g6 shaft

Oil-Free Ejector Leader Pin

SUJ2 | HRC 58-62 | g6 shaft

Inlay Type vs Striking Type — How to Choose

FeatureInlay Type (EGH)Striking Type (EGHC)
MountingPress-fit with dowel hole
PositioningDowel pin provides precise angular location
RemovalPress out from opposite side
Best ForMolds needing precise rotational positioning

About Ejector Leader Pins

Ejector leader pins guide the ejector plate assembly during the ejection stroke. Inlay type (EGH series) mounts via press-fit with a tapped hole for puller-bolt extraction. Striking type (EGHC series) uses a dowel hole for precise angular positioning. Both types use SUJ2 bearing steel at HRC 58-62 with g6 shaft tolerance.

Application Scenarios

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Multi-Pin Ejection Molds

Molds with 10+ ejector pins need precise plate guidance to prevent uneven ejection and pin galling.

Why it fits: Ejector leader pins provide H7/g6 guided travel independent of ejector pin clearance, keeping all pins parallel.

Recommended:Inlay Type EGH, Ø16-25 mm
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Molds with Tight Ejector Clearance

Thin-wall molds with minimal ejector pin clearance cannot tolerate any plate tilt.

Why it fits: Dedicated ejector leaders reduce plate tilt to < 0.02 mm, preventing pin-to-bore contact.

Recommended:Striking Type EGHC, Ø20 mm

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between inlay type and striking type ejector leader pins?+
Inlay type (EGH) uses press-fit + tapped hole — easier to extract for maintenance. Striking type (EGHC) uses press-fit + dowel hole — provides precise rotational positioning but harder to remove.
What hardness is recommended for ejector leader pins?+
HRC 58-62 (SUJ2 bearing steel) is standard. This hardness matches the main leader pin specification, ensuring consistent wear behavior against the bronze or steel bushing.
How do I ensure proper alignment between ejector leader pin and bushing?+
Pin shaft (g6) and bushing bore (H7) must be concentric within 0.005 mm of the plate reference surfaces. Use precision boring or jig grinding for the mounting bores.

Engineering Resources

Need Custom Ejector Leader Pins?

Precision ejector leader pins manufactured to JIS and DIN standards. Custom dimensions available. MOQ 1 piece.

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