A precision cylindrical pin connecting the piston to the connecting rod in reciprocating engines.
The wrist pin, also known as a piston pin or gudgeon pin, is a hardened steel cylindrical component that serves as the pivot point between the piston and the connecting rod in internal combustion engines and compressors. It transfers the force from the piston to the connecting rod while allowing the rod to oscillate during the engine cycle.
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Floating pins rotate freely in both piston and connecting rod, requiring retaining clips. Pressed pins are interference-fitted into the connecting rod and rotate only in the piston, providing more precise alignment but requiring specialized installation.
During major engine overhauls (typically 5,000-10,000 hours for industrial engines) or if symptoms like piston slap, knocking noises, or oil consumption appear. Regular oil analysis can detect abnormal wear metals.
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