Coding pins SCHROFF 20 pcs, model 60895018

SCHROFF coding pins model 60895018 is a set of 20 precision mechanical pins intended for equipment panel coding and connector configuration. These small components are designed to set, lock or identify positions in enclosures, backplanes and rack-mounted modules where repeatable mechanical coding is required. The set is suitable for service, maintenance and assembly operations that demand reliable positioning without altering electronic circuits.

Advantages

The coding pins provide accurate and consistent mechanical indexing of panel cutouts and connector positions, allowing quick reconfiguration and clear physical coding. Manufactured to match SCHROFF mechanical tolerances, the pins ensure a snug fit and durable operation under normal maintenance conditions. Their small size and standardized shape make them easy to store and replace during routine servicing.

Suitable for

• Panel and chassis coding in rack-mounted systems
• Backplane and connector position locking
• Service and maintenance tasks requiring repeatable mechanical references
• Assembly processes where physical indexing or temporary locking is needed

Key specifications

• Quantity: 20 pieces
• Type: mechanical coding pins for panel/connector use
• Material: metal construction suitable for mechanical positioning (non-electrical modification)
• Compatibility: designed for use with SCHROFF enclosures, backplanes and rack modules where mechanical coding pins are required
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment for typical industrial environments
• Form factor: compact pins sized for standard panel cutouts and connector coding holes

How to use

Insert the coding pin into the designated coding hole or slot on the panel, backplane or module until it seats securely. Ensure alignment with the corresponding mating hole or detent on the mating part to achieve the intended mechanical code. For removal, apply steady traction to withdraw the pin; if pins are tight, use appropriate non-marring pliers and avoid excessive force. Follow the equipment manufacturer’s mechanical assembly instructions to confirm correct pin placement and torque limits for nearby fasteners.

Usage recommendations

Store pins in a dry, clean environment to prevent contamination and corrosion. Verify compatibility with the specific SCHROFF enclosure or backplane variant before use, and keep spare pins available for service operations to ensure reproducible coding during maintenance. Do not use coding pins as electrical conductors or load-bearing fasteners.