Retaining Pin and Split Pin Set GEKO 555 pieces (various sizes)

GEKO retaining pin and split pin set contains 555 pieces in a range of common sizes designed for mechanical fastening and temporary securing of components. The set is intended for routine maintenance, repair and assembly tasks where quick, removable fastening is required. Compact packaging makes it suitable for workshop storage and organised transport to job sites.

Advantages

The assortment provides a broad selection of retaining pins and split pins to match different shaft diameters and hole sizes, reducing the need to source individual fasteners. Parts are suitable for repeated use in temporary or semi-permanent connections and allow quick replacement of worn or lost pins. The compact set simplifies inventory management and keeps compatible fasteners close at hand for automotive, agricultural and general repair work.

Suitable for

• Securing clevis pins and linkages in machinery
• Temporary fixing of shafts and axles during maintenance
• Replacing worn or lost split pins on agricultural equipment
• Workshop and field repairs for automotive and small engines
• Assembly of mechanical prototypes and fixtures

Key specifications

• Total quantity: 555 pieces
• Includes a range of retaining pin and split pin sizes suitable for common shaft diameters
• Material: metal (steel or similar ferrous fastener material)
• Finish: uncoated or basic corrosion-resistant coating depending on batch
• Packaging: compact storage case for organised access

How to use

Select a retaining pin or split pin that matches the shaft or hole diameter you need to secure. Insert the retaining pin through the hole in the shaft or clevis pin, then fit the split pin by pushing its legs through the hole and spreading them to lock the assembly. For split pins, ensure the legs are properly bent around the shaft to prevent axial movement. Use basic hand tools such as pliers or a small hammer for installation and removal as required.

Usage recommendations

Choose pin sizes that closely match the hole diameter to ensure secure fastening. Replace bent or corroded pins promptly and store the set in a dry location to limit corrosion. For applications requiring higher corrosion resistance or tensile strength, consider pins specified for stainless steel or heat-treated variants.