Replacement Stenter Pins for Pin Plates
Loose stenter pins in carbon steel or stainless steel, supplied for mills that re-pin their own plates rather than replacing the whole plate. The pin is thicker at the root and tapers to the point, which is what keeps the fabric off the hot base plate while still gripping the selvedge.
Key Benefits
- Tapered profile, thick at the root so the fabric never sits on the hot plate
- Carbon steel or stainless steel depending on the finishing chemistry
- Lets a workshop re-pin good plate bodies instead of scrapping them
- Supplied in bulk quantities for a full rail
Application Scenarios
- In-house re-pinning of plates with sound bodies
- Repairing a rail section where only a few pins are bent
- Keeping a pin stock alongside spare plates
Who It Is For
- Mills with a maintenance workshop that re-pins its own plates
- Textile machinery service companies doing rail rebuilds
- Stockists supplying pin plate repairs to local mills
Problems It Solves
- Scrapping a sound copper plate because a handful of pins are bent.
- Mixed pin heights along a rail after piecemeal repairs.
- Pins pulling loose under fabric tension when they were not set deep enough.
Technical Features and Specifications
Every figure below comes from the part itself. Where a dimension is not listed, it is because we match it against your sample rather than publish a number we cannot stand behind.
Technical Features
- Application: Monforts stenter
- Material: pin: corban steel or stainless steel
- Colour: silver
- Brand: YH
- Origin: Zhejiang, China
Specifications
| Application | Monforts stenter |
|---|---|
| Material | pin: corban steel or stainless steel |
| Colour | silver |
| Brand | YH |
| Origin | Zhejiang, China |
Quality Control
- Dimensions gauged against the reference part on every production batch
- Fit checked on a rail or chain section before packing
- Material certificate held for the stock used
- Parts packed in matched sets from one batch so wear is even along the rail
Customisation Options
- Pin length and root diameter to your sample
- Carbon steel or stainless steel
- Bulk packing by rail quantity
How It Compares
| Compared With | What Changes |
|---|---|
| Complete pin plates | Loose pins are the economical route when the plate bodies are still flat and the hole pattern is good. Once the plate itself is worn or bowed, replace the plate. |
| Stainless steel pins | Carbon steel is the standard and holds its point well. Stainless steel costs more and is the choice where the finish bath is aggressive. |
Fitting and Replacing This Part
Step 1
Stop the machine and let the assembly cool before stripping it
Step 2
Note how the old part sits before removing it
Step 3
Clean the seat completely before fitting the new part
Step 4
Turn the rail by hand for one full pass and check free movement
Step 5
Replace in complete sets so grip and wear stay even across the machine
Related Solutions
- Custom Part Manufacturing From Samples — Pin plates, pin plate holders, clips, brush wheels and other metal parts made to customer requirement, from a sample or a drawing.
- Complete Stenter Rail Rebuild — Chain, pin plates, holders, clips, sliders and graphite strip quoted and shipped as one matched package.
Industries Using This Part
Guides That Mention This Part
How to Choose a Stenter Spare Parts Factory
What to ask a supplier before the first order, from material specification to how they pack a rail set, and which answers should make you walk away.
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Stenter Pin Plate and Brush Wheel Size Reference
A working reference of the plate dimensions, hole centres and brush wheel sizes we hold, with the measurements to take before you order.
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Why Fabric Leaves the Stenter Narrower Than It Should
Width loss is almost always a grip problem, not a setting problem. Work through the rail in order: brush, pins or clips, holders, chain, guide.
Read GuideReplacement Stenter Pins for Pin Plates Questions
How long are the pins?
Standard stenter pins stand about 5 mm proud of the plate once set. Tell us your plate and we will confirm the pin length to order.
Carbon steel or stainless steel?
Carbon steel is standard and keeps a sharp point. Choose stainless steel where the finishing chemistry attacks carbon steel.
Can you set the pins into my plates?
Send us the plates and a sample of the pin pattern and we will quote the re-pinning work.
What quantity do you supply?
Bulk, by rail. Send us the rail length and pin pitch and we will work out the count.
Get a Price on This Part
Tell us the machine brand, the quantity and your rail length. If you are not sure the part matches, send a photo with a ruler across the mounting and we will confirm before you pay.