20mm Copper Plated Hardboard Pins. These narrow pins are commonly used to fix hardboard or thin pl...20mm Copper Plated Hardboard Pins. These narrow pins are commonly used to fix hardboard or thin plywood, such as on the back of cupboards. They feature a square shank and a narrow head for a flush finish. Product Code: 40234. Diameter: 1.40mm. Product Finish: Copper Plated. Product Materials: Steel. Pack Content: 75g. Pack Format: Clam Pack. Product Size: 20mm.
This guide helps users effectively utilize Shaw 20mm Copper Plated Hardboard Pins. Designed for fixing hardboard and thin plywood, these pins offer a flush finish thanks to their narrow heads. Note that these pins are intended for specific materials and applications.
All features
Colour
Copper
Model Part Number
40234
Brand
Shaw
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the diameter of these pins?
The diameter of the pins is 1.40mm.
What materials are these pins suitable for?
These pins are designed for use with hardboard and thin plywood.
How many pins are in each pack?
Each pack contains 75g of pins.
What is the finish of these pins?
The pins have a copper-plated finish.
Can I use these pins for outdoor projects?
The copper plating provides some corrosion resistance, but it's best to use these pins for indoor projects to maximize their lifespan.
What type of hammer should I use?
A pin hammer is ideal. If you don't have one, use a regular hammer with a small block of wood to protect the pin and material.
Troubleshooting
Pin bending during installation.
Use a pin hammer or a small block of wood to distribute the force evenly and prevent bending. Ensure the pin is perpendicular to the surface before hammering.
Pin not holding securely.
Ensure the pin length is sufficient for the thickness of the materials. Pre-drill pilot holes in hardwood or dense materials to ease installation and improve grip.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Flush finish for a clean look.
Copper plating adds corrosion resistance.
Square shank design enhances grip.
Ideal for hardboard and thin plywood applications.
Easy to install.
Cons
Specific application; not suitable for all materials.
Requires proper technique to avoid bending the pins.
May not be suitable for heavy-duty applications.
The finish can be scratched.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure the hardboard or plywood is correctly positioned.
Use a hammer or appropriate tool to gently drive the pins into the material.
For best results, use a pin hammer or a small block of wood to protect the surface.
Compatibility:
Compatible with hardboard, thin plywood, and similar materials.
Ensure the pin length is appropriate for the thickness of the materials.
Care:
Store in a dry place to prevent rust.
Avoid excessive force when hammering to prevent bending.