Clevis Bolt

A clevis bolt is a specialized component commonly used in tie rod assemblies to establish dead-end connections with eyes or links. It serves as a versatile fastener, enabling a mechanical link between parts requiring secure attachment without impeding their movement.

FERR Clevis Bolts stand out as high-strength fasteners designed for connecting clevis fittings to poles or structures. Crafted with precision machining and tight tolerances, these bolts ensure proper alignment and mechanical stability under dynamic loads, making them reliable for demanding applications.

In assemblies, a clevis bolt creates a robust connection that allows movement along a single axis. This unique feature makes them particularly suitable for systems requiring a pivot point, such as suspension systems, mechanical linkages, and various equipment assemblies.

The design of the clevis is characterized by a U-shaped head at one end, equipped with holes for attachment. The opposite end is a machine bolt featuring a nut and a stainless steel self-locking cotter pin, ensuring a vibration-resistant and secure assembly. The nut’s diameter can vary depending on specific application requirements.

These bolts are widely used for attaching suspension insulators or in dead-end setups, such as securing conductors and guy wires. The practical design of the clevis allows for straightforward installation—simply threading it into linked components achieves a dependable and durable connection.