Faithfull Dutch Pins - Pack of 4

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Faithfull Dutch Pins are essential tools for plasterers and bricklayers looking to secure battens, profiles, or feather edges during construction projects. These durable, hardened steel clamps provide reliable, temporary support for various materials, acting as an extra pair of hands on the job site. While highly effective for masonry and plastering, users should note that they require mortar or blockwork joints that are soft enough to accept the pin's pointed end without causing damage to finished surfaces.
| Model Part Number | 1404836 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Faithfull |
These are primarily designed for brick, block, and plaster joints. They may be difficult to insert into dense stone.
This product comes in a pack of four.
A standard hammer is usually sufficient to tap the pin into the mortar joint.
They leave a small hole where the pin is inserted. This is standard in trade work and usually filled during the final pointing or finishing stage.
Yes, they are commonly used to hold profiles vertically for plumb alignment.
Ensure the mortar is not excessively hardened. If the joint is too dense, attempt to insert into a softer area or use a small masonry drill bit to create a pilot hole.
Verify that the curved arm is properly engaged with the batten surface. Ensure the point of the pin is driven deep enough into the joint to prevent the entire assembly from flexing.
To use the Faithfull Dutch Pins, identify a suitable mortar joint at the desired height. Align the pin and gently tap the back of the shank until it is firmly embedded into the brickwork or block. Slide the curved arm up to your material and lock it in place. To remove, tap the outer end of the curved arm to break the lock, then pull the pin out from the joint. Post-use maintenance is minimal but important: wipe the pins clean of mortar residue before storing them in a dry place to maintain the integrity of the galvanised coating. Inspect the points periodically; if they become blunted, they may require careful sharpening with a file to ensure easy insertion.