SPIROL

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SPIROL is a technical resource that provides high quality components that improve the quality of your assembly, extend the life of your products and reduce your manufacturing costs. We are the leading global manufacturer of engineered fasteners, shims, installation machines, and parts feeding equipment producing over two billion components annually. In addition to high quality products, SPIROL has Application Engineers throughout the world to assist you in your designs, supported by state-of-the-art manufacturing centers and global stocking facilities to simplify the logistics of delivering your product. If you have any questions or would like complimentary Application Engineering support, please feel free to contact us at any time!

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The Coiled Spring Pin was invented by SPIROL in 1948. SPIROL offers Coiled Pins in three duties, light, standard and heavy, to provide a variety of combinations of strength, flexibility and diameters to accommodate different host materials and applications. Standard duty (sometimes called "medium" duty) Coiled Spring Pins are generally recommended for use in nonferrous and mild steel assemblies and provide the optimum combination of strength and flexibility in these materials. Standard duty Coiled Pins are also preferred in hardened components when there is enough space to accommodate the larger diameter to withstand the applied force because of their ability to absorb shock and vibration. SPIROL's standard duty Coiled Spring Pins are offered in both metric (conforms to ISO 8750 and ASME B18.8.3M) and inch (conforms to ASME B18.8.2) sizes.

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SPIROL’s heavy duty & fatigue resistant Coiled Spring Pins are available in diameters ranging from 1.5mm (.062") up to 20mm (.750"). Standard materials include high carbon steel, 302/304 nickel (austenitic) stainless steel, and 420 chrome (martensitic) stainless steel. Diameters larger than 12mm (.500") are available in 6150 alloy steel. SPIROL invented the Coiled Spring Pin in 1948. Coiled Pins are available in light duty, standard duty and heavy duty to match the required strength and flexibility for each application. A pin too strong for the applied load will not flex and may damage the hole. A pin that is too flexible may fatigue prematurely within the assembly. The Coiled Pin with the optimal balance of strength, flexibility and diameter will result in the prolonged useful life of the assembly.

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SPIROL invented the Coiled Spring Pin in 1948. Truly an engineered fasteners, the Coiled Pin is available in three duties, light, standard and heavy, to enable the designer to choose from the optimum combination of strength, flexibility and diameter to suit different host materials and application requirements. Their shock absorbing design dampens forces and vibration to prevent hole damage and prolong assembly life. Light Duty Coiled Spring Pins are generally recommended for soft, brittle or thin materials such as plastics, aluminium, die castings, ceramics, and where holes are located close to an edge of the assembly. In situations not subjected to significant loads, such as when used purely for alignment or as an axle, light duty Coiled Pins are often used because of easy installation resulting from lower insertion force.

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Our aim is to be the best company in our field with regard to product quality, service and value by exceeding our customers' expectations through a process of continuous improvement. SPIROL is a global manufacturer of precision securing and connecting components, discs, installation equipment for connecting elements and feeders. Thirteen production sites/sales offices in twelve countries produce approximately 2 billion metal components every year. More than 60 years experience in the construction of spring pins and manufacturing technology. SPIROL International provides an engineering service to help its customers find solutions for unique constructions and product applications. The aim of Spirol is to help customers achieve their business goals by improving performance while reducing the costs of connecting elements, assembly processes and interconnected parts.

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Ford Aerospace Acquired by SPIROL

Ford Aerospace Acquired by SPIROL

Business Acquisition ・ 21 Mar 2023 read more Open In New icon

SPIROL is pleased to announce that Ford Aerospace Ltd based in South Shields, UK will be joining the SPIROL group of companies. Ford Aerospace was founded at Tyne Dock in 1910 by Robert Ford, and the family business has most recently been led by the founder’s great-grandson, Chris Ford. The company specializes in manufacturing high precision metal components and sub-assemblies for the aerospace, industrial, and high-technology sectors. It’s been a leading supplier over its 113 year history dating back almost as far as the first recorded flight in 1903 by the Wright Brothers. With a legacy spanning 75 years as an expert in fastening, joining and assembly, SPIROL’s well-established global footprint will take the UK based Ford Aerospace’s products to a wider international market.

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SPIROL at a Glance

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SPIROL

Ottostrasse 4

80333 München - Germany

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  • Company headcount
    > 500
  • Sales staff
    51 – 100

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  • Year established
    1948
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    Registered office
  • Main activity
    Manufacturer/ Producer

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Activities of SPIROL

  • Rivets
  • Connecting elements
  • Stainless steel connecting elements
  • Stainless steel cylindrical pins
  • Cylindrical pins with retraction thread
  • Washers
  • Stamped parts for joining technology
  • Stamped parts
  • Assembly machines for connecting elements
  • Securing pins