Value Collection KP64754 Standard Clevis Pin 7/16 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KP64754 is a standard clevis pin used to secure clevis ends, clevises, and fork-end linkages in mechanical assemblies. The pin measures 7/16 inches in diameter with an overall length of 2 inches and a usable length of 1-49/64 inches. A 7/64 inch cotter pin hole is pre-drilled near the retaining end to accept a cotter pin or snap ring for positive retention. Constructed from steel with a zinc-plated finish, this pin resists light corrosion and is suited for general-purpose industrial and maintenance applications. Millwrights, maintenance technicians, and general mechanics install this type of hardware in linkage systems, pivot joints, and actuator connections.

Standard clevis pins of this size are commonly used in light industrial machinery, conveyor linkages, pneumatic cylinder rod ends, and mechanical control linkages. They are appropriate for both new assembly and replacement service on equipment where 7/16 inch clevis hardware is specified. The zinc-plated finish provides a baseline level of corrosion resistance for indoor and sheltered environments. This pin ships individually but is sold in a minimum order quantity of 25 pieces per order.

Key Features

• 7/16 inch pin diameter for standard clevis and fork-end fitment
• 2 inch overall length with 1-49/64 inch usable length
• 7/64 inch cotter pin hole for positive retention hardware
• Zinc-plated steel construction for corrosion resistance in general-purpose use
• Straight shank, standard clevis pin geometry for broad mechanical compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or new-assembly clevis pin for mechanical linkages, pneumatic cylinder rod ends, and pivot joints requiring a 7/16 inch pin diameter and 2 inch overall length.

Installation Notes

Clevis pins are installed by mechanical and maintenance technicians. Before servicing a linkage or actuator, de-energize and lock out the equipment per OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Insert the pin through the aligned clevis and rod-end bores, then install a cotter pin or snap ring through the 7/64 inch retention hole to prevent the pin from backing out during operation. Do not reuse a bent or worn cotter pin — replace it with a new one of the correct diameter.