Less bulky than a loop or T-handle while still giving you something to grab

A range of sizes to secure a variety of parts

The most commonly used clevis pins for securing parts

Secure and release the heavy duty retainer with one hand

The ring holds securely while taking up less space than a cotter pin

Lock without the need for a separate cotter pin

Install and release more quickly than pins with a through hole or groove

Add and remove parts without taking the pin all the way out

Add and remove parts without taking the pin all the way out The rings hold securely while taking up less space than cotter pins

Easy to grip and pull when you need to disconnect components frequently Lock without the need for a separate cotter pin

Often used to safeguard trailers against theft

Combine the tight fit of a dowel pin with the security of a clevis pin

Secure to a lanyard to keep pins from getting lost, or attach tags to identify components

Secure to a lanyard to keep pins from getting lost, or attach tags to identify components Lock without the need for a separate cotter pin

Easier to grab and remove than flat-head pins Change the usable length by inserting a cotter pin into one of the holes

Change the usable length by inserting a cotter pin into one of the holes

The fastest to install with a wedge that pops out to lock in place

Hold tighter than other toggle pins so they won’t rattle around in the hole

The widest grip for the most leverage and a good grasp with gloved or slippery hands

Prevent the cotter pin from getting lost when removed Easy to grip and pull when you need to disconnect components frequently

Prevent the cotter pin from getting lost when removed