Value Collection C207-BP227 Hair Pin Cotter 2.5 in Pack 50

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C207-BP227 is a hair pin cotter made from MB spring wire with a zinc finish. Hair pin cotters are used to lock pins, shafts, and fasteners in place, preventing axial movement in mechanical assemblies. This cotter measures 2.5 inches in length and is sold in a pack of 50 units. The spring wire construction provides the tension needed for a secure, vibration-resistant hold. The zinc finish adds basic corrosion resistance suitable for general industrial and mechanical applications. Installers, mechanics, and maintenance technicians working with clevis pins, hitch pins, and similar hardware will find this cotter a standard fit for routine fastening tasks.

Hair pin cotters of this type are used across a broad range of applications including agricultural equipment, trailers, light machinery, linkage assemblies, and general maintenance work. The 2.5 inch length accommodates mid-range pin diameters common in mechanical and industrial settings. The pack of 50 quantity suits job-site inventory, shop stock, or production line use where cotters are consumed in volume. No special tools are required for installation or removal, making this a fast, reusable fastening solution in accessible assemblies.

Key Features

• MB spring wire construction provides consistent holding tension and reusability
• Zinc finish offers basic corrosion resistance for general-duty environments
• 2.5 inch length fits a wide range of mid-size pins and shaft diameters
• Pack of 50 units supports shop stock, fleet maintenance, and production use
• No tools required for installation or removal in accessible assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as a standard hair pin cotter for use with clevis pins, hitch pins, and similar fasteners in general industrial, agricultural, and mechanical assemblies where a 2.5 inch cotter is specified.

Installation Notes

Hair pin cotters are installed and removed by hand or with basic pliers. Before servicing any assembly, relieve load and ensure the equipment is powered down or mechanically secured. Inspect the cotter for deformation before reuse, and replace any cotter that shows signs of fatigue, bending, or corrosion. Follow applicable equipment manufacturer guidelines for cotter pin retention requirements.