Form pins

Form pins are used for securing metal flatwork forms and wood forms to the ground, for attaching screed bar holder clamps used in flatwork finishing, as surveying stakes, and as string line guides.

• Description
• Applications
• Specifications/range of sizes
• Features and benefits

Form pins

dee Concrete Accessories form pins are available in 3/4" and 7/8" for both standard duty and heavy-duty construction requirements and are made from cold-rolled U.S. made tool steel.

dee designed, patented, and introduced form pins to the construction industry decades ago.

dee form pins are made of the same cold rolled U.S. made steel as their nail stakes, but the form pins lack the nail holes.

Applications

dee's form pins are primarily used to secure wood or metal forms for concrete placement jobs including patios, sidewalks, driveways, foundations, pool curbs, intersections, bridge approaches, highway entrance and exit ramps, airport runways, roadways and taper pours for ramps.

dee's form pins are very versatile products and many uses outside concrete forming and concrete placement especially in the area of landscaping and lawn and garden uses.

Non-forming applications include:

Specifications/range of sizes

X = Available

To properly remove dee form pins, nail stakes, and flat stakes, use the dee stake puller.

Features and benefits

dee form pins for wood forming applications:

• Have an average life 2 to 3 times that of competitors' hot rolled pins providing a better value and a safer product to use.

• Eliminate splitting, twisting and splintering improving worker safety and eliminating lost labor time.

• 24" dee form pins will pay for themselves in five uses or less.

• Eliminate wood waste cleanup and expense from both broken stake boards and wood form boards saving time and money.

• Are manufactured with a chamfered ring machined in around the pin top to prevent peening and increasing pin life.

Contact dee Concrete Accessories at 1-800-245-1333, fill out our contact form, or email us at info@deeconcrete.com to discuss your individual form pin needs or to identify a distributor in your area.