Coro-Pins

Coroplast® Connectors for Signs & Displays

Coro-Pins CP< CP CP Saw Trax
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$ 24.00 2026-11-08 In stock
5 out of 5 based on 44 user ratings

Quickly connect, assemble, and hang corrugated plastic signs, displays, and structures without adhesives or special tools.

Coro‑Pins give you a simple, tool‑free way to connect and hang corrugated plastic signage. Each reusable connector slides directly into the flutes of materials like Coroplast®, creating secure joins and clean suspension points without tape, glue, or hardware. For sign shops, printers, and display builders, Coro‑Pins make assembly faster, cleaner, and easier to repeat across multiple projects.

Key Benefits

  • Built for fast setups, clean finishes, and repeatable display builds.
  • Ideal for shops that need consistent, professional results without extra labor.
  • A small connector that solves big workflow problems in corrugated plastic assembly.
Price:$24.00
SKU:CP

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Coro-Pins


Coro‑Pins are reusable connectors that slide directly into the flutes of corrugated plastic sheets like Coroplast®. They let you quickly connect, assemble, and hang signage or display panels without adhesives, tape, or tools. Ideal for sign shops, printers, retail environments, and event graphics, Coro‑Pins keep projects clean, professional, and easy to reconfigure.

How it Works


Coro‑Pins use a flute‑engaging design that locks into standard corrugated plastic sheets. Insert the pin into the flute, align your panels, and push to lock. The integrated loop makes hanging signage fast and consistent.

 

Best For


  • Coroplast® signs
  • Point‑of‑purchase displays
  • Retail merchandising displays
  • Trade show exhibits
  • Freestanding corrugated plastic structures
  • Temporary event signage
  • Hanging promotional displays
  • Portable marketing displays

Frequently Asked Questions


Q: What materials do Coro‑Pins work with?

Coro‑Pins are designed for corrugated plastic sheets, including Coroplast® and similar flute‑based materials. They slide directly into the flutes for fast, clean assembly.

Q: Do I need tools or adhesives?

No tools, tape, or glue required. Coro‑Pins lock into the flutes and hold panels securely.

Q: Can I reuse Coro‑Pins?

Yes. They’re fully reusable and ideal for retail displays, event signage, and any project that needs quick setup and teardown.

Q: Will they damage the Coroplast®?

No. Coro‑Pins slide into existing flutes without cutting, drilling, or altering the sheet.

Q: Can I make multi‑sided displays?

Yes. Score your Coroplast® sheet and use Coro‑Pins to create 3‑ or 4‑sided freestanding columns or multi‑panel structures.

Q: How many come in a pack?

Each pack includes 20 connectors, ideal for production environments or multi‑panel builds.

Q: Do they work for hanging signs?

Yes. The integrated loop makes hanging signage fast, consistent, and clean.

Q: Are they weather‑resistant?

Coro‑Pins are durable molded plastic suitable for indoor and short‑term outdoor use.

Contact Us!

Need bulk quantities or distributor pricing? Use the form below to request a custom quote. SawTrax provides fast turnaround for sign shops, print providers, retail environments, and event production teams. Submit your details and our team will get back to you within one business day.





     

    Key Benefits

    • Purpose‑built for corrugated plastic
    • Fast panel connection
    • Reusable design
    • Integrated hanging loop
    • Clean, professional assemblies
    • Supports multi‑panel builds
    • Great for scored columns
    • Production‑friendly 20‑packs

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