Product Overview:
Clevis bolts are versatile fasteners used to connect clevis ends to various components in mechanical, structural, and electrical applications. They are commonly used in power distribution, telecommunications, and construction industries to provide secure and adjustable connections. Clevis bolts are designed to withstand significant mechanical stress and environmental conditions, ensuring the stability and integrity of the connected components.
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Material: Steel Hot Dip Galvanized
Minimum Tensile Strength: 13,500 lbs
| Catalog number | Size (in)(A xL) | Thread Length (in) | Weight/100 (1bs) |
| LR7810 | 5/8×10 | 4 | 172 |
| LR7812 | 5/8x 12 | 4 | 192 |
| Lr7814 | 5/8×14 | 4 | 208 |
Clevis bolts have numerous applications across different industries due to their utility in securing and fastening loads. Here are some of their common uses:


The unique design of clevis bolts makes them particularly well-suited for applications requiring frequent adjustment or disassembly. This is because their open-ended design allows them to be adjusted easily without removing or retightening any nuts or screws on either side of the connection. This makes them an ideal choice when precise alignment is required or when frequent disassembly is necessary, such as during maintenance or repair work.
Clevis bolts are a fastening solution that is ideal in assemblies where you need to connect two components and allow movement on one axis. They create a pivot point that allows rotation while still maintaining a secure connection between shafts, rods, valve pistons, and other assemblies.
A clevis bolt usually comes with a nut that is used to secure the bolt in place as well as a self-locking cotter pin to prevent vibration.