Hot Selling Clevis Pins

We have different materials for these Hot Selling Clevis Pins, depending on what you need. For everyday industrial use, carbon steel is a common pick—it's strong and cost-effective. If you're working in damp or corrosive places, stainless steel grades like 304 or 316 are better because they resist rust well. For situations where you can't use magnetic parts, brass is an option—it’s often used in electrical or precision setups. When you need extra strength, like in aerospace or high-stress jobs, alloy steel is available. All Pins we offer meet standards like ISO 2341, so they perform reliably whether it's for general or special jobs. We just match the material to what your project actually needs.

Product Surface Treatment

We offer different surface finishes for these Hot Selling Clevis Pins, mainly to make them last longer and resist rust. A common choice is zinc plating—it gives basic protection and is affordable for general jobs. For tougher conditions outdoors or near water, hot-dip galvanizing applies a thicker layer. For stainless steel pins, we can do passivation to help them resist corrosion better.

Other options include a black oxide finish, which adds some wear resistance and gives a dark color, often used on machine parts. For more demanding uses like aerospace or precision equipment, chemical nickel plating is available—it covers evenly and adds hardness.

These finishes help the pins meet common industry standards, so they work in everything from everyday setups to harsh conditions.

Q&A Session

Q: What are the most common applications for Hot Selling Clevis Pins?

A:Theysare ideal for creating secure, removable pivot and linkage points. You'll commonly find them used in control rods, hydraulic systems, towing applications, and agricultural machinery where a pin needs to be easily inserted and secured with a cotter pin.