Taper Pin Spec Table

Taper Pin Specifications — 24 sizes
KS B 1321ISO 2339JIS B 1352DIN 1

A tapered (conical) pin driven into a hole for strong retention, used for precise positioning.

Practical Notes

  • 1:50 taper requires tapered reaming. Standard drilled holes only contact the tip, providing insufficient holding force.
  • Strike from the small-diameter end to remove. Hitting the wrong end drives the pin deeper, making removal impossible.

Selection Guide

1:50 taper provides self-locking on insertion. Requires tapered reaming; removed by striking the opposite end. Compensates wear on reassembly, maintaining tight fit. Used for handle-shaft locking and precision positioning in legacy machinery.

KSISOJISDINTaper Pin

6 sizes

The dimensions below are identical across KS B 1321 · ISO 2339 · JIS B 1352 · DIN 1.

NominaldLToleranceMaterialStandard
1×201201:50S45CKS B 1321
2×252251:50S45CKS B 1321
3×303301:50S45CKS B 1321
4×404401:50S45CKS B 1321
5×505501:50S45CKS B 1321
6×606601:50S45CKS B 1321

Key Features

  • 1:50 taper provides self-locking on insertion; removable by striking opposite end
  • KS B 1321 / ISO 2339; tapered reaming required
  • Maintains tight fit on reassembly; compensates for wear

Key Applications

Handle-shaft locking, pulley hubs, legacy machine maintenance, rudder pins, mining equipment connections

FAQ

What is the taper ratio of taper pins?

1:50 is standard — 2mm diameter difference over 100mm length. This taper provides the self-locking effect.

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