what is she made of?
do you have some reason to think this wouldn't be custom-produced? It looks like a one-off.

It looks like some sort of locating pin with a circlip groove at the top end for retention, material and what this thing came off might help with a name but off the top of my head its just a pin.

“Do not worry about your problems with mathematics, I assure you mine are far greater.” Albert Einstein

Would need it made from 316 stainless steel.

It is pretty much a pin with a groove for c-clip.

I'm trying to find a supplier for these. Approximately 400/annually. Doesn't need to be exactly as drawn.

Thanks,

Alan

Hi again

Well I think depending on your location if you google something like “machine shops” it would produce lots of places where you could get them made and once you have a supplier you could give him the item itself and ask them to make 400 like this 😀

“Do not worry about your problems with mathematics, I assure you mine are far greater.” Albert Einstein

Might be interested in this machine, or know a hobbyist that has one.
Probably make 400 in a weekend or 2.
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=sherline+chuc...

Is this a weld stud? We do stud welding at our shop, and this looks similar to a weld stud.
Larry

Hi Metalfixer,

Yes, it is very similar to a weld stud but with a taper and a groove for clip ring.

We're trying to find a supplier who has something similar in stock as oppose to going custom which can be very costly.

Alan

Hi Alan,
If this is what you're looking for.
Thanks,

David
Mechanical project manager
JLFY technology company
Https://www.customized-tech.com

Uselessly that is two copies of the same picture. More useless - no source of that picture is mentioned. Neither is helpful as we already know exactly what is wanted and that picture isn't it. It always amazes me that marketing graduates think that engineers won't notice the low quality and vague answers when they post.

Before making a judgement, show useful answer first, or it's just a useless answer.
And it's unmatured by putting marketing graduates against engineers.

David
Mechanical project manager
JLFY technology company
Https://www.customized-tech.com

You would be better off posting this on https://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/

Sorry David-T - you are in marketing with a marketing degree. Not an engineer. Your answer is useless, but you are advertising for your company, which is prohibited in the forum.

Better to offer no answer than the wrong answer.

I just showed my attitude to different characters.
Also, tell me if my signature or other aspects disobeying forum rules? If i post any mail, phone, or other instant contact？
Let me tell you why i don't share a link cause there's no link, it's found from a PC software.
Next time, it would be proper to throw a conclusion out after knowing all information.

David
Mechanical project manager
JLFY technology company
Https://www.customized-tech.com

What PC Software did you use that has pictures that have no other information about the item? It's certainly nothing like the part that is required. I could make thousands of such pictures, all for things that cannot help the person asking for help. I bet it's from advertising for parts your company made for some customer and you have no idea what it does or what it was for.

None of your posts has any more than a Google search provides, often less, no personal experience to help, no leads to applicable information.

You might look around the semi custom cantilever shafts offered by misumi. They can get pretty close to your drawing, just without the chamfer between the steps. https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/mech/M0800000000/M0808000000/

As i mentioned before， you always give your conclusion easily without proof.
Let me tell you what the part apply for, then you can keep away from discussing it with me.
The part is a C-pin to ensure in the process of moving and fixing the mold, it can keep normal alignment, so as to avoid the mold is not fixed in place.
And the software i used is called made todayMIC (if in English)see picture.
Lastly, I don't want to talk to aggressive guys.

David
Mechanical project manager
JLFY technology company
Https://www.customized-tech.com

You complain to me and don't help the person fix their problem. The person needs exactly that part, already made, ready to deliver, not pictures of other parts.

I am glad you know what it's for, but that means you also know it won't work for this. So why suggest it? He's looking for a standoff, not a die guide pin. Those are different items.

Alan, the closest family I have found is the Slide-Top Self-Clinching Standoff
Example: https://www.captive-fastener.com/self-clinching-st...
I assume the part drawing you supplied is in inches but no idea what the material or intended use was.

Thanks everyone.

The chamfer is absolutely required. There is a component that slips into the standoff to lock in place.

Alan

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The chamfer is absolutely required. There is a component that slips into the standoff to lock in place.

This requirement pretty much eliminates an off-the-shelf part.

If you don't care about the surface finish of the large OD (ie these could be turned from 5/8" bar) these might cost you a few dollars apiece. CNC lathe is going to crank 400 of those out in a couple of hours at most.