Value Collection C207-CP0621000I Cotter Pin 50 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C207-CP0621000I is a zinc-finished carbon steel cotter pin used to secure fasteners, clevis pins, and shaft assemblies in mechanical and industrial applications. At 1 inch in length, this cotter pin installs by inserting through a drilled hole and bending the tines to lock components in place. The zinc finish provides a basic layer of corrosion resistance suited for general-purpose use. This SKU ships in a pack of 50, making it a practical choice for service technicians and installers who need a reliable supply of standard fasteners on the job.

Cotter pins of this type are commonly used in HVAC equipment linkages, damper assemblies, plumbing valve stems, and mechanical control rods. They are also found in electrical panel grounding hardware, pool equipment mechanical linkages, and general maintenance applications across residential and light commercial settings. Licensed technicians and general maintenance professionals install these as part of routine equipment service and assembly work.

Key Features

• 1 inch length suits standard fastener and pin-locking applications
• Carbon steel construction provides solid shear resistance for general-duty use
• Zinc finish adds basic corrosion protection for indoor and sheltered outdoor environments
• Pack of 50 reduces per-unit cost for high-frequency service work
• Standard cotter pin geometry for straightforward bend-to-lock installation

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement cotter pin compatible with standard drilled clevis pins, shaft pins, and fastener assemblies requiring a 1 inch cotter pin retention method.

Installation Notes

Cotter pins are installed by tradespeople and maintenance technicians as part of mechanical assembly or repair work. Before servicing any assembly, de-energize electrical systems, isolate fluid pressure, and follow applicable lockout/tagout procedures. Use needle-nose pliers to insert the pin through the hole and bend the tines outward to secure. Never reuse a previously bent cotter pin, as repeated bending weakens the material and may cause premature failure.