clevis joint

We offer a variety of clevis joint combinations. A clevis joint is a joint combing a clevis (DIN 71752/DIN ISO 8140) and other parts. Clevis joints have the huge advantage of being able to be used almost anywhere for linking. This part can be found wherever simple sequences of movement occur, such as e.g. linear pulling, pushing or even axial offset compensation. The easiest and quickest clevis joint to assemble is the AFKB joint, a combination of a clevis (DIN 71752/DIN ISO 8140) and a folding spring bolt. The AFKB joint is characterised by quick mounting and removal, also possible without the need for a mounting tool. Another type of clevis joint is the A joint, consisting of a clevis (DIN 71752/DIN ISO 8140), a cotter bolt (DIN 1433 suitable for clevises), a washer and a cotter pin. This joint can also be mounted and removed without the need for a tool. Further possibilities are ASL, AKL, AB and ABS joints. These consist of a clevis (DIN 71752/DIN ISO 8140) and a bolt with groove and are secured by a retainer (SL, KL retainer, bayonet clip, locking washer DIN 6799). Naturally there are also the corresponding mating pieces for the clevis joints. Depending on the version, clevis joints are available in steel and stainless steel.