Value Collection C207-BP211 Hair Pin Cotter 2-9/16 in Zinc 50pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C207-BP211 is a hair pin cotter designed for mechanical fastening applications where a quick-install, reusable retaining pin is required. Manufactured from MB spring wire with a zinc finish, this cotter pin measures 2-9/16 inches in length and provides reliable retention force in clevis, linkage, and shaft-end assemblies. The spring wire construction allows the pin to flex during installation and snap back to hold position without additional hardware. Packaged in a quantity of 50, this part is suited for maintenance professionals, millwrights, and general mechanical technicians who work through fasteners at volume.

Hair pin cotters of this type are commonly used in agricultural equipment, industrial machinery, automotive linkages, and general fabrication applications. They seat into drilled holes or over shaft grooves to prevent axial movement of pins, clevis bolts, and similar hardware. The zinc finish provides basic corrosion resistance suitable for light outdoor or shop environments. This package quantity of 50 makes it a practical stock item for service trucks, maintenance cribs, and shop inventories where repeated use is expected.

Key Features

• MB spring wire construction provides consistent retention force and allows tool-free installation
• Zinc finish offers basic corrosion resistance for general-purpose use
• 2-9/16 inch length suits a range of standard clevis and shaft-end applications
• Packaged in quantities of 50 for high-frequency maintenance and stocking needs
• Reusable design supports quick disassembly and reassembly in service applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hair pin cotter for use in standard mechanical assemblies requiring a 2-9/16 inch spring wire retaining pin with zinc finish.

Installation Notes

Hair pin cotters are installed by hand or with basic pliers by threading the looped end over a shaft or through a drilled hole until the spring legs seat against the workpiece. Ensure the mating shaft or pin diameter is appropriate for the cotter size before installation. Remove all load from the assembly before replacing or removing retaining hardware. Inspect the cotter for deformation or fatigue cracking before reuse.