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GEM Aluminum Head Push Pins Silver 5/8" 100/Box
A box of one hundred silver aluminium-head push pins with smooth extended heads and sharp points for easy removal
- GenderMale
- Quality aluminum heads provide smooth insertion and easy removal
- Sharp points penetrate boards cleanly without bending
- 100 pins per box supply classrooms and makerspaces
- Silver finish resists corrosion for long-lasting use
- Extended head design protects fingers during removal
Aluminium Head Push Pins 100 Count
These aluminium head push pins come in a box of 100 and are intended for classrooms, offices or home craft projects. The smooth extended heads make them simple to grip and position on notice boards, maps or display surfaces. They suit teachers, students and hobbyists who need a reliable supply of basic fastening pins.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As passive metal fasteners the pins generate no heat, produce no sound and consume no power during use. They remain at ambient temperature whether left in place for a day or a year. No cooling, ventilation or electrical consideration is required.
Build Quality and Daily Handling
Each pin has a quality aluminium head with a sharp steel point that penetrates cork, fabric or foam cleanly. The extended head profile allows easy removal without hurting fingertips. The silver finish resists corrosion and the 100-piece box keeps the stock organised for repeated daily use.
Highlights
- Quality aluminum heads provide smooth insertion and easy removal
- Sharp points penetrate boards cleanly without bending
- 100 pins per box supply classrooms and makerspaces
- Silver finish resists corrosion for long-lasting use
- Extended head design protects fingers during removal
Specifications
| Brand | Gem |
|---|---|
| Gender | Male |
Questions about this item
How do I install these push pins without bending the 5/8 inch point?
Hold the aluminum head between thumb and forefinger, align the sharp point perpendicular to the surface, and press straight in with steady pressure; angling the pin is the step that most often bends the tip.
What part will need replacing first if I use all 100 pins repeatedly?
The sharp steel point dulls or bends before the aluminum head shows wear, so expect to replace individual pins once they no longer penetrate cleanly.
What limits how many boards I can pin in one session?
Hand fatigue from pressing the extended aluminum heads sets in before the pins themselves fail, especially when mounting many items on dense surfaces.
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