Small helpers with a big impact
Spring-loaded thrust pieces and ball lock pins
Whether cup holders, light housings or clamping devices, Halder develops and manufactures standard parts for almost every application and offers a range of around 13,000 standard parts, including spring-loaded thrust pieces, which are used in medical technology, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and consumer goods.
Halder manufactures them with different materials, shapes and dimensions in various geometries, with or without thread, either hardened or stainless. Halder pins or ball lock pins, on the other hand, are used wherever connections need to be made or released quickly, securely and without tools. With over 2,400 variants, the fasteners cover a wide range of applications - from precision mechanics to heavy loads. Simple handling: insert the bolt, the balls lock automatically and can be released again at the touch of a button.
The exhibition stand at EMO offers insights into the world of "small things". The products will be presented in an application-oriented and playful way. Visitors can look forward to a small challenge in which function, precision and handling can be experienced in a practical way. Halder will also be presenting a new area of application that will highlight additional possible uses and open up new perspectives. |as
EMO, Hall 4, Stand D34
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