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H9 Grade Precision Ejector Pins for Screw Header Machines

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Why the right ejector pin matters in fastener tooling In screw and fastener cold heading, the ejector pin (also called the KO pin) is one of the hardest-working components in the die set. After every punch cycle, it must push the formed blank out of the die cavity cleanly — without sticking, galling, or wearing prematurely. A pin that is off by even a few microns can cause inconsistent part quality, longer downtime, and higher tool replacement costs. That is why header-machine operators do not just buy "a pin." They buy precision, material grade, and a supplier who can hold tight tolerances batch after batch. What makes Grade H9 ejector pins a reliable choice At Jinghong Mold, our H9 grade precision ejector pins are engineered specifically for screw header machines and cold-heading dies. The H9 material grade is selected for its balanced combination of: High wear resistance under repeated impact and sliding contact Good toughness to resist chipping in high-cycle production...

Custom Punch Pins & Ejector Pins Manufacturer: Precision Fastener Tooling with -0.01mm Tolerance

  When manufacturing high-precision fasteners, automotive components, or medical devices, the durability of your cold heading tooling determines your entire production efficiency. A fraction of a millimeter off in a punch pin or ejector pin can cause tool breakage, line downtime, and costly quality claims. At Jinghong Mold (景渱模具) , we solve these technical challenges. Based in Dalang, Dongguan, China, we bring 26 years of specialized expertise in producing high-durability punch pins, ejector pins, and custom mold components engineered to -0.01mm tolerance . Technical Specifications: Mold Components Comparison To help engineers and procurement managers select the right tooling material for their specific mechanical environment, we provide full material customization: Material Grade Hardness (HRC) Key Properties & Advantages Primary Applications ASP60 (Powder Steel) 67 – 69 Extreme wear resistance, high red hardness, zero burr machining High-cleanliness medical co...

High-Performance Ejector Pins (KO Pins) for Precision Screw Cold Heading | Jinghong Mould

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At Jinghong Mould Co., Ltd. , we understand that in the fastener industry, the smallest component can determine the efficiency of your entire production line. That’s why we specialize in manufacturing premium Ejector Pins (KO Pins) specifically engineered for screw and bolt cold heading. Our tooling components provide the durability and precision required for high-speed production of screws, bolts, nuts, and various cold-formed fasteners. Whether you are running a multi-station header or a simple cold forging press, our pins ensure smooth ejection and reduced downtime. Why Choose Jinghong Ejector Pins? Precision Machining: We maintain tight tolerances (up to $\pm 0.002mm$ ) to ensure a perfect fit in your dies, preventing flash and burrs. Engineered for Cold Heading: Our pins are made from high-grade materials (like SKD61, SKH51) with advanced heat treatment to withstand extreme impact and wear. Custom & OEM Solutions: We manufacture according to your technical drawings (D, L, ...

Precision in Every Micron, Excellence Through Every Fire

  Forging the Soul with Craftsmanship, Reaching Horizons with Perseverance — My 26-Year Journey with Jinghong Mold From the ridges of Zigong, Sichuan, to the bustling industrial zones of Dongguan, Guangdong; from a young apprentice earning 300 RMB a month to the helmsman of Jinghong Mold —I have spent twenty-six years deeply rooted in the fastener industry. With nothing but a punch pin and a dream, I carved out my own path. Behind the grease-stained hands and the obsession with technical mastery lies my story: a blend of grit, precision, and responsibility. A Dreamer in a Strange Land In 2003, driven by the innate resilience of a Sichuan native, I dove into the fastener mold industry. At 18, I arrived in Dongguan with a simple bag. My 300 RMB salary was stretched to the limit: 200 RMB for rent and meals, and the remaining 100 RMB was spent either on technical books or sent back home. While the workshop machines roared day and night, I stayed by the lathe, obsessing over the basics ...