Clevis pins belong to the category of fasteners and allows axial rotation of the connected parts around the pin. The pin is comprised of a shank, head and hole. The shank is situated at the extreme opposite from the pin head, with the hole passing through it. A cotter pin is injected into the hole to preserve the position of the pin after assembly of the parts that are to be fastened. Fastening turnbuckles in rigging is one of the typical applications of these pins; they are used in exuberance in the aircraft, automotive and construction industries.
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