Value Collection C207-CP1091000 Cotter Pin 1 Inch 50 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C207-CP1091000 is a zinc-finished carbon steel cotter pin measuring 1 inch in length. Cotter pins are split fasteners used to secure clevis pins, bolts, and other fasteners in mechanical assemblies, preventing axial movement and accidental disengagement. This part is commonly installed in HVAC linkage assemblies, plumbing valve actuators, and general mechanical systems where a reliable, low-profile locking fastener is required. The zinc finish provides basic corrosion resistance for light-duty service environments. Each order includes 50 pins, making this pack suitable for shop stock or service vehicle inventory.

This cotter pin is suited for residential and light commercial mechanical applications where a 1-inch carbon steel split pin is the specified fastener. Typical uses include securing damper linkage pins, control rod clevis connections, and valve actuator pivot hardware. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general maintenance trades all encounter cotter pin applications during equipment service and installation. The pack quantity of 50 supports ongoing maintenance operations without frequent reordering.

Key Features

• 1-inch length suits a wide range of standard clevis and pivot pin applications
• Carbon steel construction provides reliable tensile strength for mechanical locking duty
• Zinc finish offers basic corrosion resistance in dry or mildly humid environments
• Split-pin design allows fast installation and removal with standard needle-nose pliers
• Pack of 50 supports shop stock and field service replenishment

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1-inch cotter pin for use in general mechanical assemblies requiring a carbon steel split fastener with zinc finish.

Installation Notes

Cotter pins are installed by a wide range of trades including HVAC technicians, plumbers, and maintenance mechanics. Always ensure the receiving pin or bolt hole diameter is compatible before installation. Insert the cotter pin fully through the hole, then bend the legs apart to lock it in place using needle-nose pliers. Remove and replace cotter pins rather than reusing bent or deformed pins, as reused pins may not provide reliable retention.