Ridgid
Ridgid 45260 Step Pin PK5 pneumatic accessory
Step pin pack of five fits Ridgid 300 series and 535 threading machines
- TypeHydraulic Tool Accessories
- Fits Ridgid 300 and 535 threading machines
- Three step pins per pack for multiple setups
- Five-piece package keeps spares on hand
- Compatible with part numbers 15682, 41855, 66947, 67182, 93287, 96497
- Designed for hydraulic tool accessory applications
Ridgid 45260 Step Pin PK5
The Ridgid 45260 Step Pin PK5 is a pneumatic accessory designed for pipe and bolt threading machines. It fits Ridgid 300 Compact, 300/300A Power Drive, and 535 Manual models. The pack contains five pieces with three pins each. It is intended for professional pipe threading work.
Replaces worn or damaged step pins
These pins replace original components on compatible Ridgid threaders including series 300 and part numbers 15682, 41855, 66947, 67182, 93287, and 96497. The upgrade is worth it when existing pins no longer index correctly or show visible wear. They are not impact rated for hammer use.
Consistent alignment during extended threading
Under sustained load the pins maintain accurate positioning for repeatable thread cuts. The three-pin configuration distributes force evenly across long pipe runs. They are not suited for high-impact applications or machines outside the listed compatibility.
Highlights
- Fits Ridgid 300 and 535 threading machines
- Three step pins per pack for multiple setups
- Five-piece package keeps spares on hand
- Compatible with part numbers 15682, 41855, 66947, 67182, 93287, 96497
- Designed for hydraulic tool accessory applications
Specifications
| Brand | RIDGID |
|---|---|
| Type | Hydraulic Tool Accessories |
Questions about this item
Which threader models does the 45260 step pin fit?
The 45260 step pin fits the 300 Compact Pipe and Bolt Threading Machine, the 300/300A Power Drive, and the 535 Manual Pipe and Bolt Threading Machine.
How is the step pin installed on a 300 series threader?
Align the pin with the die head slot and press it fully into place; the step most often missed is not seating the pin completely, which prevents the die head from locking.
When should the step pin be replaced on a 535 threader?
Replace the step pin when the stepped diameter shows visible wear or the pin no longer holds the die head securely during threading operations.
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