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Corrugated Hinge Pins for 7-Inch Conveyor Belt Lacing – Package of 8

Original price was: $45.74.Current price is: $23.62.

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When you’re running grain elevators, feed mills, or any equipment with 7-inch conveyor belts, you know that belt lacing failures can shut down your whole operation. These corrugated hinge pins are the small but critical parts that hold your alligator lacing together, keeping product moving and your day on schedule. A broken pin means scrambling to find a replacement while everything backs up behind you.

What You’re Getting

  • Package of 8 corrugated hinge pins designed specifically for 7-inch belt widths
  • Flexco quality construction that’s built to handle the constant flexing and stress of belt operation
  • Retail display packaging that keeps pins organized and prevents loss
  • Pin length of 175mm (6.89 inches) provides proper engagement across the full belt width
  • Direct replacement for worn or damaged pins in existing alligator lacing systems

Built for Real Farm Work

These pins work with alligator-style belt lacing on conveyor systems found throughout agricultural operations. Whether you’re running grain handling equipment, feed mixers, or processing machinery, these pins keep your belts connected and moving product reliably. The corrugated design grips the lacing plates securely while allowing the natural flex that belt systems need.

Made to Last

Conveyor belt pins take a beating from constant movement, vibration, and the abrasive materials they carry. These Flexco pins are engineered to handle that punishment day after day. The corrugated surface provides superior holding power compared to smooth pins, while the materials resist wear and corrosion from farm environments.

Good to Know

Installing these pins is straightforward – just slide them through the lacing plates from one side of the belt to the other. Keep a few spares on hand since pins can work loose over time, especially on high-speed applications. Check your belt lacing regularly during maintenance – catching a loose pin before it falls out can save you from a much bigger repair job.