KWS Chain-Driven Equipment Down: Seized Pin Won’t Press Out
Your KWS chain-driven line is stopped by a frozen chain pin.
Why Chain Pins Seize
Corrosion and contamination pack the pin joint until it won’t move.
Wear and load cycling tighten clearance; the pin locks solid.
Production stays down until that seized pin is forced out safely.
Why This Happens
Corrosion builds rust that binds the pin to the sidebar. Contamination and material pack-out fill tolerances, locking the joint. Repeated load cycling plus wear reduces clearance until the pin seizes completely and blocks chain disassembly.

Why Operators Choose Kingpin Breaker
Removes seized pins without torch or heat
Applies controlled hydraulic force only
Enables safer repairs in the field
Cuts removal time and downtime
Portable design fits tight equipment access
Built to Perform.
PIN LENGTH RANGE
2.25" – 7.8"
INCLUDES MULTI-CHAIN KIT
(2) Pin Cavities, (4) Pushpins, (5) Spacers
DIMENSIONS (Tool Body)
16.5" × 2.5" × 16"
PIN DIAMETER
1.125" and below
HYDRAULIC CYLINDER
15-ton Hand Pump (foot pedal available)
WEIGHT
28 lbs.
Why Maintenance Teams Trust Kingpin Breaker
Fast. Safe. Simple. Versatile.
Fast
Break even the most
stubborn chains in about
two minutes.
Safe
Reduce hand and back injuries — no hammers, torches, or channel locks.
Simple
Lightweight, intuitive design. Set up and service chains immediately.
Versatile
One tool for almost all chain sizes — fits in tight spaces with ease.
How it Works
From Setup to Break in Minutes.

Real Breakdown Scenarios We Fix
Pin frozen solid after months of continuous run
Chain jammed mid-shift; line down until pin is out
Corrosion locks pin during scheduled maintenance window
Contamination packs joint after spill or washdown
Pin won’t press out with shop hammer or press
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Seized pin? Not for long.
Kingpin Breaker
Make stubborn pins tap out.
Contact
Email: cooper@kingpinbreaker.com
Phone: (262) 781-3870
Location
Wisconsin, USA
Kingpin Breaker is an aftermarket tool compatible with chain systems used on KWS equipment. Not affiliated with KWS.
