Compare the catalog-confirmed flat, grooved and sleeve-type concepts by system function, then match every pin to the exact cutter and cutting depth from an approved record.
The supplied catalogs confirm three pilot-pin form descriptions—flat, grooved and sleeve type—and identify centering, coolant guidance and slug ejection as system functions.
The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
Review the Selection Guide →Each product option remains connected to its corresponding record so buyers can build a controlled assortment.
A catalog-confirmed form description. Exact tip geometry, diameter, length and cutter match remain item-level fields.
A catalog-confirmed form description associated with the pilot-pin system; groove details are not dimensioned.
A catalog-confirmed form description; appearance does not establish the matching cutter or working depth.
Start with the workpiece and customer task, then define specifications, packaging and OEM scope.
Confirm that the request belongs to annular cutter pilot pins.
Provide cutter family, diameter, depth and physical interface.
Provide machine model, spindle, taper, holder and coolant arrangement.
Use an approved drawing, item record or measured reference.
Check working depth, retention, clearance and coolant path.
Freeze item identity, quantity, packaging and all retained notes.
| Selection field | Catalog evidence | Buyer / factory input | Release status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Form family | Flat / grooved / sleeve type | Confirm exact item | Family level only |
| Centering function | Confirmed | Match pin tip to cutter system | System review required |
| Coolant guidance | Confirmed as a system role | Confirm cutter and holder coolant path | System review required |
| Slug ejection | Confirmed as a system role | Confirm cutter depth and pin length | System review required |
| 30 mm Cutting Depth | 12–65 mm | Match cutter diameter, bore and usable pin length | Exact pin length requires item record |
| 55 mm Cutting Depth | 12–65 mm | Use a pin designed for the 55 mm series | Exact pin length requires item record |
| 75 mm Cutting Depth | 18–50 mm | Use a compatible long-series pin | Exact pin length requires item record |
| 100 mm Cutting Depth | 18–50 mm | Use a compatible extra-long pin | Exact pin length requires item record |
The supplied catalogs confirm three pilot-pin form descriptions—flat, grooved and sleeve type—and identify centering, coolant guidance and slug ejection as system functions. The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
Send Selection Requirements →The supplied catalogs confirm three pilot-pin form descriptions—flat, grooved and sleeve type—and identify centering, coolant guidance and slug ejection as system functions. The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
Cutter-side and machine-side information remain linked.
Unknown dimensions stay marked for confirmation.
Depth and clearance are checked with the complete system.
The approved item, notes and packaging remain connected.
Labels and packaging do not replace compatibility evidence.
The supplied catalogs confirm three pilot-pin form descriptions—flat, grooved and sleeve type—and identify centering, coolant guidance and slug ejection as system functions. The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
Use the catalog image to identify the broad family only; do not derive length or compatibility from appearance.
Generated visual concept. The actual cutter diameter, Cutting Depth and pin dimensions must come from a controlled matrix.
Check the pin, cutter, holder and coolant path together before quotation and repeat supply.
The supplied catalogs confirm three pilot-pin form descriptions—flat, grooved and sleeve type—and identify centering, coolant guidance and slug ejection as system functions. The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
| Catalog group | Confirmed scope | Open field | Release condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat type | Form description confirmed | Dimensions and match unknown | Manual confirmation |
| Grooved type | Form description confirmed | Groove geometry and match unknown | Manual confirmation |
| Sleeve type | Form description confirmed | Dimensions and match unknown | Manual confirmation |
| Any pilot pin | Centering / coolant / ejection roles | No universal-fit claim | Approved matrix required |
The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
Compare for My Program →Define the machine, compatible tools, operating requirements and how the assortment will be identified, packed and replenished.
Factory and production visuals come from the approved AXIMET asset library and are not presented as unsupported product-specific process claims.
The supplied catalogs confirm three pilot-pin form descriptions—flat, grooved and sleeve type—and identify centering, coolant guidance and slug ejection as system functions. The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
Request Factory Information →Inspection points follow the applicable product record. Exact tolerances and acceptance criteria remain controlled by the confirmed item specification.
Match the physical item to the catalog family.
Verify controlled dimensions and both connections.
Review cutter, depth, holder, spindle and coolant path.
Confirm identity, quantity, labeling and packaging.
The supplied catalogs confirm three pilot-pin form descriptions—flat, grooved and sleeve type—and identify centering, coolant guidance and slug ejection as system functions. The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
Request Quality Information →
Private-label work begins after the exact item and compatibility fields are approved.
Logo, labels, barcode and packaging cannot substitute for a controlled technical record.
The supplied catalogs confirm three pilot-pin form descriptions—flat, grooved and sleeve type—and identify centering, coolant guidance and slug ejection as system functions.
No. The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.
Provide the cutter family, diameter, depth, both connection sides, machine model, holder, coolant arrangement and controlled dimensions.
No. A photograph may support identification, but it does not prove dimensions, retention, working depth or system fit.
Retain the approved item identity, dimensions, compatibility notes, quantity, labeling and package record.
Yes, after the exact item and compatibility fields are confirmed.
Send the cutter, machine, interface, dimension, depth, quantity and packaging requirements. AXIMET will list every unresolved field before quotation. The sources do not provide public part numbers, diameters, total lengths, material/hardness values or a cutter-diameter/depth compatibility matrix.