MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 34707 Standard Clevis Pin 1/4 Dia Steel 15 PK
Pack of 15 steel clevis pins with 1/4 inch diameter for rotational fastening
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- 15-pack supplies multiple clevis pins for various fastening needs
- 1/4 inch diameter suits standard clevis pin applications
- Steel construction provides strength for secure connections
- Cotter pin hole enables locked assembly of fastened parts
- Allows rotation of connected parts around pin axis
Standard Clevis Pin Pack
This 15-piece pack supplies 1/4-inch diameter steel clevis pins for mechanical linkages that require a secure, pivoting connection. Each pin includes a head, shank and cross-hole designed to accept a cotter pin for positive retention. The hardware suits automotive, agricultural and general repair tasks where rotating joints are needed. Buyers who need metric diameters or stainless steel material will not find those options in this pack.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As passive steel fasteners, these clevis pins generate no heat, produce no audible noise and draw no electrical power during operation. Their performance depends entirely on correct installation with a matching cotter pin and the load limits of the surrounding assembly. No thermal management or power budgeting is required for the pins themselves.
Bundled Accessories and Software
The package contains fifteen identical clevis pins and no additional components, tools, lubricants or software. A cotter pin for each unit must be sourced separately to complete the fastening method described by the manufacturer. No documentation beyond the basic product description is included.
Highlights
- 15-pack supplies multiple clevis pins for various fastening needs
- 1/4 inch diameter suits standard clevis pin applications
- Steel construction provides strength for secure connections
- Cotter pin hole enables locked assembly of fastened parts
- Allows rotation of connected parts around pin axis
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Pins |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 1/4 inch clevis pin and what step is often missed?
Slide the pin through the aligned holes, then insert a cotter pin through the shank hole and bend the legs to lock it; skipping the cotter pin lets the pin walk out.
What maintenance or replacement will the 15-pack of steel clevis pins need later?
Inspect each pin for bending, corrosion or hole elongation; replace any that show wear and swap cotter pins at the same time because they are single-use.
What limit appears first when the clevis pin sees sustained vibration or load?
The shank hole can elongate under cyclic stress, allowing the cotter pin to loosen; that deformation is the first sign the pin must be replaced.
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