Black Clevis Pins

The shipping cost for these Black Clevis Pins doesn't have a set price—it depends on a few things. Basically, it comes down to how many you're ordering (bigger orders usually cost less to ship per piece), how much your package weighs and its size (heavier or bigger packages cost more), and how far it needs to go.

For smaller orders, we typically use regular delivery companies. For really large shipments, we might use sea or air freight, where cost is often calculated by volume. If you add on extras like insurance or special tracking, that will increase the price too.

Getting a quote for Black Clevis Pins is straightforward—just let us know what you need and where it's going, and we can give you the exact cost.

Product appearance characteristics

This Flat Head Clevis Pins  is basically a straight cylinder used to connect parts. It has a smooth shaft that goes through matching holes in things like brackets and rods. One end has a head (flat or rounded) that stops it from sliding all the way through. The other end doesn't have a head, but it has a small hole drilled through it near the tip. That hole is for a clip or a cotter pin to lock the pin in place after it's installed. Some types might have a very slight taper on the shaft to make them easier to put in.

We make Black Clevis Pins to standard sizes so they fit common parts. Their simple shape lets the connected parts swivel or rotate, which is why they're often used as pivot points in different kinds of equipment.

Q&A Session

Q: Do you provide test certificates for Flat Head Clevis Pins ?

A: Yes, we can provide a material test certificate for our Pins upon request. This document verifies the chemical composition and mechanical properties, ensuring the Pins meet the specified grade and performance requirements for your project.