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Tuff Stuff 86600 Replacement Pin For Spring Hinges 100 Pack

SKU CH-CCBM-WXRV5

A 100-pack of replacement pins for spring hinges, part number 86600

  • Sold asBag
  • 100-pack supplies enough pins for multiple hinge repairs
  • Fits all spring hinges for universal compatibility
  • New condition ensures reliable performance from first use
  • Bagged selling unit keeps pins organised and protected

Tuff Stuff 86600 Replacement Pins 100 Pack

This pack supplies one hundred replacement pins designed for spring hinges on doors and windows. The parts are new and compatible with all spring hinge models. They suit maintenance crews, property managers and DIYers who need a ready supply for routine repairs or larger refit projects.

Bagged supply simplifies storage and access

The pins arrive in a single bag, keeping the components together and easy to reach during a job. Having a hundred pieces on hand reduces repeat ordering and downtime when multiple hinges require attention at once. This bulk format is less suited to someone fixing a single hinge who only needs one or two pins.

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Price $13.99
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Questions about this item

Will the replacement pins in the 100 pack eventually wear out and need replacing again?

The pins are made of metal and designed for long service life in spring hinges; they typically only need replacement if the hinge itself is damaged or the pin is physically bent or corroded.

What is the first limit you hit when using these pins continuously in a high-traffic door?

The limiting factor is usually the spring hinge mechanism fatiguing or the door frame loosening, not the pin itself, which simply acts as a pivot axle.

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