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ISO 2341 A - Clevis pins with head, type A without split pin hole
Clevis pins with a plain cylindrical head, type A, made without the split pin hole of type B; the headless clevis pin is ISO 2340 A. The shank is toleranced h11 and ends in a 30 degree chamfer; the head is chamfered at 45 degrees and a radius under the head is permissible. Covers nominal diameters from 3 to 100 mm with lengths from about twice to ten times the diameter, up to 200 mm.
ISO 2341 B - Clevis pins with head, type B with split pin hole
Clevis pins with a plain cylindrical head, type B: the type A pin with a cross drilled split pin hole near the free end. Secured with a cotter pin to ISO 1234, which is why the hole diameter equals the nominal size of the split pin. The head, the shank tolerance h11 and the chamfers are the same as type A; the pin adds the hole diameter d1, the distance le from the hole axis to the pin end and the distance lh from the head bearing face to the hole axis. Covers nominal diameters from 3 to 100 mm with lengths from about twice to ten times the diameter, up to 200 mm. Superseded DIN 1444 form B.
DIN 1444 A - Clevis pins with head, form A without split pin hole
Withdrawn German standard for clevis pins with head, form A, without a split pin hole: the ISO 2341 type A pin with its own row of nominal lengths. The 1974 edition took over the dimensions of ISO 2341:1972 and was replaced by DIN EN 22341:1992-10, the German adoption of ISO 2341. Head, shank tolerance h11 and chamfers are those of ISO 2341 type A, so only the row of nominal lengths tells the two apart: DIN 1444 keeps 25, 105, 110, 115, 125, 130, 150, 170 and 190 mm and knows no 24, 26 and 32 mm.
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DIN 1444 B - Clevis pins with head, form B with split pin hole
Withdrawn German standard for clevis pins with head, form B, with a cross drilled split pin hole near the free end: the ISO 2341 type B pin with its own row of nominal lengths. The 1974 edition took over the dimensions of ISO 2341:1972 and was replaced by DIN EN 22341:1992-10, the German adoption of ISO 2341. Head, shank and hole are those of ISO 2341 type B, so only the row of nominal lengths tells the two apart: DIN 1444 keeps 25, 105, 110, 115, 125, 130, 150, 170 and 190 mm and knows no 24, 26 and 32 mm.
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