It is common industry practice to source clevis pins and stamping parts from separate vendors for stamped‑weld assembly projects. This often leads to mismatched fitting tolerance, incompatible material performance and inconsistent lead‑times, further resulting in assembly jamming and production rework that delays overall project progress.
For overseas agricultural‑machine stamping hinge assemblies, Type‑A pins suffered pin creep after around 1100 field working hours under heavy farm‑site vibration. After upgrading to ISO2341 Type‑B pins locked by split pins, no escape failure occurred within 7500 cumulative operating hours. Type‑A is preferred for static stamping tooling to reduce part count during assembly.
Our company strictly produces lead pin shafts in accordance with the ISO2341 international standard, and physical sample stock is Type A (without pin hole), Type B (with pin hole) is available upon order.
Application: Static positioning, low‑vibration tooling, stable hinge joints. Benefit: Fewer parts, simple & fast assembly.
Application: Hinges under vibration, alternating shock load and dynamic reciprocating movement. Preferred for construction machinery, agricultural machinery connecting rods and heavy‑duty dynamic joints.
Product Type: ISO2341 clevis pin. Type A: without pin hole; Type B: with pin hole. Available sample: Type A.
Available Material: Carbon steel, SUS304 stainless steel (sample material), SUS316 stainless steel.
Nominal Diameter: M3‑M100
Effective Length: 5‑100mm


Carbon‑steel clevis pin: Indoor stamped‑weld assemblies, tooling stamping components under dry non‑corrosive conditions. Zinc‑plating or black‑oxide finish is optional.
SUS304 clevis pin: Outdoor stamping assemblies, agricultural‑machinery stamped‑weld units, automation tooling components for ordinary humid open‑air service.
SUS316 clevis pin: Stamped‑weld parts for marine & coastal salt‑spray environment, water‑treatment‑equipment assemblies exposed to chloride ions and mild corrosive media.