Clevis Joints

These Clevis Joints, also known as a fork end or yoke, are a kind of 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.

It is designed to create a reliable and strong connection while also resisting wear and tear. It can handle high loads and stresses, making it appropriate for heavy-duty applications.

They are easy to install and adjust using standard thread. This selection of components includes both right and left hand 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.

• Material: Steel 1.0718 (11SMnPb30k), silver zinc plated
• Stainless Steel (1,4305 AISI 303 X8CrNiS18-9)
• Black Plastic (Igumid G)
• DIN 71 752/DIN ISO 8140