Case pin for American Crane 10 ton

The TOH-5 case pin functions as a critical mechanical fastener within the structural framework of American Crane equipment. It is engineered to join and articulate major components, such as boom sections, counterweight supports, or chassis connections. By securing these joints, the pin allows for necessary movement or fixed positioning while managing the transfer of forces throughout the crane structure. This component weighs 400 lbs and is designed to maintain the integrity of the assembly under operational loads.

This part is compatible with American Crane models rated for a 10-ton capacity. It is intended for use in pivot points or anchor locations that bear significant structural stress during lifting operations. The design ensures precise fitment within the mating holes of the crane components, which is essential for proper load distribution and the reduction of mechanical wear at the connection point.

Case pins are used in heavy machinery to secure structural members, acting as the primary load-bearing interface at articulation points. They are engineered to withstand shear and bending forces, ensuring that structural segments remain securely connected during operation. Regular inspection of these pins is standard practice to confirm that the connection remains stable and that the structural alignment of the machine is preserved.