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4709 - Miller Smith Replacement Spirol Pin 4709

Packaging: 1 per ea
$5.68/ea

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OVERVIEW

Precision Engineering for Industrial Maintenance

The Miller Smith 4709 Spirol Pin is a critical replacement component designed specifically for the maintenance and repair of Miller Smith oxy-fuel equipment. In the realm of industrial gas apparatus, the integrity of every small component dictates the safety and performance of the entire assembly. Unlike standard slotted pins, a spirol pin (or coiled spring pin) is constructed with a unique 2.25-coil cross-section. This geometric configuration allows the pin to equalize stress radially throughout the cross-section, providing exceptional flexibility and shock absorption capabilities. When installed in high-vibration environments—common in heavy-duty welding and cutting operations—this pin maintains its position securely without damaging the host hole.

Using genuine OEM parts like the Miller 4709 ensures that the metallurgical properties and dimensional tolerances align perfectly with the original engineering specifications of your Smith equipment. A pin that is too hard can cause wear on the housing, while one that is too soft may shear under load. Miller Electric utilizes high-grade materials to manufacture these pins, ensuring they withstand the thermal cycles and mechanical stresses inherent in oxy-fuel applications. Whether used as a pivot point, a stop, or a fastening element within a torch handle or regulator body, this spirol pin restores the equipment to its factory-standard functionality.

Maintenance professionals understand that using the correct fastener is not merely about fit; it is about reliability. The coiled design of the 4709 pin allows it to conform to the hole, accommodating minor hole irregularities while maintaining a tight friction fit. This reduces the risk of the pin working loose over time, a common failure mode in inferior fasteners. By choosing the Miller Smith 4709, you are investing in the longevity of your valuable tools and ensuring that your operations continue with minimal downtime due to equipment failure.

This product is supplied as a single unit, allowing for precise inventory management for tool cribs and maintenance departments. It is compatible with specific legacy and current Smith Equipment models. Always consult the equipment service manual to verify the part number before installation to ensure compatibility and safety.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Brand:Miller
Product Type:Replacement Part, Spirol Pin
Compatibility:Miller Smith Equipment

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller Smith 4709 Spirol Pin

APPLICATIONS

  • Repairing Miller Smith oxy-fuel cutting torches
  • Maintenance of gas regulators and flowmeters
  • Replacement of worn or sheared pivot pins in welding apparatus
  • Restoring mechanical integrity to lever mechanisms
  • General maintenance of compatible Smith Equipment assemblies

FAQ

A spirol pin (coiled spring pin) has a coiled cross-section of 2.25 turns, which provides uniform radial stress and better shock absorption compared to a standard slotted roll pin (C-shape). This makes the spirol pin more durable and less likely to damage the hole.

Yes, the Miller Smith 4709 is a genuine OEM replacement part manufactured by Miller Electric (formerly Smith Equipment), ensuring exact fit and quality.

Spirol pins are typically installed using a hammer and a pin punch. Ensure the pin is aligned with the hole and tap it in gently until it is flush or seated according to the equipment manual.

This pin is designed for specific Miller Smith oxy-fuel equipment, such as cutting torches and regulators. Please check your equipment's parts breakdown or service manual to confirm the part number 4709 is required.

It is not recommended. OEM pins are manufactured to specific hardness and dimensional tolerances to ensure the safety and longevity of gas equipment. Generic pins may fail prematurely or damage the equipment.

No, this product is sold as a single unit (1 per each). If you need multiple pins for a repair, please adjust your order quantity accordingly.

The pin is typically made from high-carbon steel or stainless steel, heat-treated for spring temper to provide the necessary strength and flexibility for industrial use.

'Spirol' refers to the spiral or coiled cross-section of the pin, which resembles a jelly roll. This design allows it to compress and expand, maintaining tension against the hole walls.