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Hydraulic Breaker Rod Pins
Rod pins are matched by their profile, dimensions and retaining features. Include the breaker model and show both ends of the pin; similar-looking pins may differ in the flats, notches or holes that locate them in the assembly.
Capture the profile and identification context
Use the part number or diagram position to distinguish the requested pin from other retaining components. If the reference is missing, show where the pin sits in the breaker as well as the removed part.
Show the entire pin, both ends and visible profile details such as flats, notches or holes, where present. If several pins are involved, label each item separately so its photographs, measurements and quantity remain connected.
- Breaker model, identification plate or existing rod pin reference.
- A complete profile photograph, both end views and readable markings.
- Available length, section dimensions and an existing drawing, if you have one.
- Individual item labels and quantities for each pin requested.
Check shape as well as size
Before ordering, review the proposed part reference and relevant profile dimensions. A similar length or general shape alone should not be treated as a confirmed match. Note whether your measurements come from a drawing or a used part, and flag visible wear. Missing references do not prevent an initial inquiry; send clear photographs first and clarify the outstanding details during review.
Rod pin inquiries
Can I inquire when I am unsure of the pin name?
Yes. Send photographs and mark the item on a parts illustration if available. Include any description used in your purchasing records.
Can several pin types be quoted together?
Yes. Assign a label to each type and keep its photographs, dimensions and requested quantity together to avoid confusion.
What if the old pin has visible wear?
Mention the wear and include clear photographs. Share an original drawing, part reference or earlier order details if available.
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