Value Collection C207-CLP075350 Standard Clevis Pin

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C207-CLP075350 is a standard clevis pin machined from 1010/1018 steel with a plain uncoated finish. It features a 0.75-inch pin diameter and a 3.5-inch overall length (OAL), with a 3-11/32-inch usable length and a 5/32-inch cotter hole drilled through the shank. Clevis pins are used to create removable pivot connections in mechanical linkages, rod-end assemblies, and actuator attachments. Machinists, millwrights, and maintenance technicians install these pins in both light industrial and trade-service applications where a secure but serviceable pin joint is required.

This clevis pin is suited for use in mechanical linkage assemblies found in HVAC actuator arms, damper linkages, and general-purpose pivot joints. Its straight shank and cotter hole accept a standard cotter pin or hair-pin clip to retain the connection. The plain uncoated finish is appropriate for indoor or dry-service environments. At 0.75 inches in diameter and 3.5 inches OAL, this pin fits medium-duty linkage applications where precise shank sizing is required for close-tolerance holes.

Key Features

• 0.75-inch pin diameter for medium-duty linkage and pivot applications
• 3.5-inch overall length with 3-11/32-inch usable shank length
• 5/32-inch cotter hole for standard cotter pin or clip retention
• 1010/1018 steel construction for reliable shear and tensile strength
• Plain uncoated finish — suitable for dry indoor service environments
• Single-piece package for individual replacement or maintenance use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or maintenance-supply clevis pin for mechanical linkage assemblies requiring a 0.75-inch pin diameter and 3.5-inch OAL with a 5/32-inch cotter hole.

Installation Notes

Clevis pins are installed by maintenance technicians and millwrights as part of mechanical linkage or actuator service. Always de-energize and lock out any actuator or mechanism before removing or replacing a clevis pin. Insert the pin through aligned clevis and rod-end bores, then secure with a cotter pin or retaining clip through the cotter hole — never leave the hole unretained under load. Verify bore alignment and hole fit before driving the pin to avoid galling the shank.