Pins & Clips
Pins & Clips |
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Cotter pinsCotter or split pins have two tines which are bent apart to hold them in place. |
Hitch pin clipsHitch pin clips are R-shaped clips commonly used to secure clevis pins or hitch pins. Also known as R-clips or Hairpins. |
Double loop hitch pin clipsDouble loop hitch pin clips are R-shaped clips with a coil to provide additional durability in clevis pin or hitch pin systems. Also known as bridge pins. |
External hitch pin clipsExternal hitch pin clips are designed to be used with a grooved pin in a clevis pin or hitch pin systems. Also known as retaining hairpin. |
Slotted spring pinsSlotted spring pins are fasteners that hold two objects together using spring action and a slot to maintain a tight fit, absorb external forces, and be easily installed and removed. |
Coiled spring pinsCoiled spring pins hold two objects together using spring action. While a slotted pin can only compress until the slot closes, a coiled spring pin can compress and flex to help with high vibrations or dynamic loads. |