SCZNP Type Oil-Free Slide Inclined Pin Holders for Loose Core

This oil-free slide inclined pin holder is used in injection mold tooling where loose cores must be supported yet still released smoothly during cycling. In slide-and-core mechanisms, the SCZNP-style holder provides stable positioning of the inclined pin interface, reducing drift so the loose core stays correctly aligned from shot to shot.

• Automotive connector and housing molds: Suitable for repeatable slide operation where contamination from lubricants must be minimized near precision features.
• Appliance and consumer electronics enclosures: Helps maintain consistent core alignment in inclined pin transitions, supporting reliable gating/parting geometry at high repeat rates.
• General undercut or side-action cores: The design is suited for inclined pin diameters in the 12–30 mm range, matching common core slide interfaces.

The oil-free slide concept is particularly advantageous when maintaining cleanliness and preventing lubricant transfer is critical to part quality.

The provided product metadata does not specify the steel grade, hardness (HRC), or heat-treatment condition for this SCZNP inclined pin holder variant. Therefore, material behavior statements (e.g., wear resistance level, toughness trade-offs, nitriding or quench-and-temper state) cannot be asserted from the available data.

For correct engineering selection, confirm the material specification from the manufacturer/distributor for the exact series 110200061010, including:

• Steel grade (e.g., an H13-class equivalent) and whether it is stainless or tool steel
• Heat treatment (pre-hardened vs. quenched & tempered, nitrided, etc.)
• Hardness (target HRC) and any surface treatment for wear control

If multiple material options exist for different durability targets, choose based on expected wear load, cycle count, and cleanliness requirements of the oil-free slide mechanism.

Select the correct inclined pin holder by matching the applicable inclined pin diameter D to your mold’s pin interface. This series supports D = 12, 16, 20, 25, or 30 mm; choose the variant that corresponds exactly to the inclined pin diameter used in the slide core mechanism.

• Step 1: Measure/confirm the inclined pin diameter at the interface region (nominal diameter values: 12–30 mm).
• Step 2: Ensure the holder’s pin interface geometry is compatible with your inclined pin design to avoid binding or excessive clearance.
• Step 3: If you are controlling fit with precision bushings or slide rails, define the expected clearance/bearing fit in your CAD drawing to prevent positional drift.

This product listing only provides the diameter selection set (D). Other critical dimensions (e.g., overall length, mounting features, and tolerances) are not included in the metadata, so you should verify those dimensions in the detailed drawing before final cavity/core assembly.