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  1. Wallace Forge 2312807 Snapper Pin, 1/4 in Pin, 2-3/8 in, Zinc Plated HSI#: CON75126
    In stock
    $2.60
    $2.60
  2. Sumner 780430 Replacement Flange Pins, Hardened Tapered, 5/8 in - 1-5/8 in Bolt Hole HSI#: MAT50090
    In stock
    $90.66
    $90.66
  3. Wallace Forge 2312809 Snapper Pin, 1/4 in Pin, 3-1/2 in, Zinc Plated HSI#: CON75127
    In stock
    $2.60
    $2.60
  4. Western Wire 207 7/64 in x 2-5/16 in Hair Pin Clip HSI#: HAR11001
    In stock
    $0.35
    $0.35
  5. Wallace Forge 2312802 Snapper Pin, 5/16 in Pin, 2-1/4 in, Zinc Plated HSI#: CON75122
    In stock
    $2.60
    $2.60
  6. Wallace Forge 2312801 Snapper Pin, 1/4 in Pin, 1-3/4 in, Zinc Plated HSI#: CON75121
    In stock
    $2.02
    $2.02
  7. Sioux® SP505240 Tools Hammer Pin HSI#: PTS50914
    In stock
    $19.64
    $19.64
  8. Wallace Forge 2312804 Snapper Pin, 3/8 in Pin, 2 in, Zinc Plated HSI#: CON75124
    In stock
    $2.87
    $2.87
  9. Hindley 50486 Cotter Pin, 5/32 in dia x 1-1/2 in L, Steel HSI#: HAR21410
    In stock
    $0.09
    $0.09
  10. Hindley 50382 Cotter Pin, 1/8 in dia x 3 in L, Steel HSI#: HAR21380
    In stock
    $0.07
    $0.05
    Savings: $0.02 (28%)
  11. Hindley 50548 Cotter Pin, 3/16 in dia x 2-1/2 in L, Steel HSI#: HAR21460
    In stock
    $0.12
    $0.05
    Savings: $0.07 (60%)
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Pins are critical fasteners used to align, secure, and retain connected parts across rigging, construction, and industrial applications. Whether used in lifting assemblies, equipment connections, or structural setups, the right pin ensures reliable load transfer and controlled movement. At Hanes Supply, a wide selection of industrial pins is available to support these demanding applications, delivering consistent quality and dependable performance.

Unlike threaded fasteners, pins are often designed to enable controlled articulation or quick disassembly, making them especially valuable in applications where components must be adjusted, repositioned, or serviced. From quick-change connections to more permanent installations, selecting the right pin helps maintain system integrity and reduces the risk of loosening, misalignment, or premature wear.

Types of Industrial Pins

Different pin styles are engineered for specific connection methods, load conditions, and service environments:

Clevis Pins

Designed for applications requiring articulation and pivoting under load, commonly used in linkages and rigging connections.

Hitch Pins & Linch Pins

Built for fast, secure connections in towing, agricultural, and equipment applications where speed and reliability matter.

Quick-Release / Detent Pins

Enable rapid, tool-free installation with built-in locking mechanisms, ideal for frequent adjustments.

Spring & Roll Pins

Provide tight, vibration-resistant fits for machinery and assemblies exposed to dynamic forces.

Grooved or Dowel Pins

Used where precise alignment and consistent positioning are critical to system performance.

Selecting the right type ensures the connection performs as intended, particularly in environments where movement, vibration, or repeated use are present.

Pin Selection For Your Application

Proper pin selection goes beyond diameter and length. Evaluating the full application helps ensure long-term performance and safety:

Load Conditions

Understand whether the pin will experience shear forces, static loads, or dynamic movement.

Frequency of Use

Determine if the connection is permanent or requires frequent removal and reinstallation.

Fit and Tolerance

Proper sizing minimizes play, reduces wear, and maintains alignment over time.

Material Selection

Choose between carbon steel, alloy steel, or stainless steel based on strength and environmental exposure.

Environmental Factors

Moisture, chemicals, and temperature can impact performance and service life.

Pins used in load-bearing or movement-based applications must be selected to handle both mechanical stress and real-world operating conditions, not just basic fit.

Applications Across Industries

Industrial pins are widely used wherever secure, repeatable connections are needed. Their simplicity and effectiveness make them a staple across multiple industries:

Rigging Assemblies and Lifting Attachments

Where components must articulate under load.

Agricultural and Towing Equipment

Requiring fast hookup and disconnect.

Trailers and Transport Systems

Where motion reliability is critical.

Machinery and Fabrication Setups

Requiring accurate alignment and positioning.

Maintenance and Repair Operations

Where efficiency and ease of replacement are priorities.

Because many pin styles allow for quick installation and removal, they are especially valuable in field environments where downtime must be minimized.

Performance and Material Considerations

A pin's performance is directly tied to its material, finish, and manufacturing quality. Choosing the right combination improves both safety and longevity:

High-Strength Steel

For demanding load applications and structural connections.

Zinc-Plated Finishes

Provide corrosion resistance in general-purpose use.

Stainless Steel

For outdoor, marine, or washdown environments where corrosion is a concern.

Hardened Pins

For applications involving wear, friction, or repeated cycling.

In high-use or high-load applications, material selection plays a key role in preventing deformation, fatigue, and premature failure.

Dependable Pin Selection from Hanes Supply

When performance and reliability matter, having the right hardware on hand is essential. Hanes Supply offers a broad range of industrial pins engineered for strength, precision fit, and consistent performance in demanding applications.

With options suited for everything from quick field adjustments to permanent mechanical connections, you can source the pins you need with confidence. Whether you're maintaining equipment, assembling systems, or supporting critical operations, the right pin helps keep your work moving safely, efficiently, and without interruption.