Clevis Joints with Pin

These Clevis Joints with Pin are a coupling in which the mating parts fit between the forks and are secured in position by clevis pins. They serve as a U-shaped connection between two rods or shafts to facilitate tractive or linear thrust movements.

The clevis pin is held with a cotter pin and a washer to prevent it from falling loose. This ensures the joint's stability and integrity, even under heavy loads and stresses. If necessary, the joint can be disassembled for maintenance by withdrawing the cotter pin. This enables component inspection, lubrication, or replacement, assuring the joint's continuous performance and durability.

They are easy to install and adjust using standard thread. They are most typically employed as a coupling on the end of air cylinders or at each end of a turnbuckle or wire rope for tensioning. Still, they can also be found in various other sectors and applications such as automotive, construction, and manufacturing.

• U-shaped connection between two rods or shafts to facilitate tractive or linear thrust movements.

• Held with a cotter pin and a washer to prevent it from falling loose

• It is employed as a coupling on the end of air cylinders or at each end of a turnbuckle or wire rope for tensioning.