Clevis fastener Stainless Steel Clevis Pin with R Clip

--Clevis pins: Clevis pin is a type of fastener that consists of a cylindrical rod with a head at one end and a hole at the other end. The cross hole allows the pin to be inserted through a hole or a slot in an object and secured with a cotter pin or a wire clip. Clevis pins are commonly used in machinery and equipment to secure parts together, such as in linkages, rigging, and suspension systems.

--Cotter pins: Cotter pin is a type of fastener that consists of a flexible metal rod that is bent into a loop at one end and has two tines on the other end. The tines are inserted through a hole in a bolt or other fastener, and then bent back to hold the fastener in place. Cotter pins are commonly used in machinery and equipment, to prevent nuts and bolts from loosening due to vibration or other forces, such as in furniture assembly or in agricultural machinery.

--R-pins: R-pins also known as R clips or retaining clips that consist a flexible metal rod with a loop at one end and a bent, hook-like shape at the other end. R clips are commonly used in a variety of applications, including automotive, construction, and marine industries. They are often used to secure hitch pins, clevis pins, and other fasteners that require a simple, quick-release mechanism.