Solid pin with standard flat head that secures with a wire formed pin through a hole drilled in the opposite end. Clevis pins are used as a quick and secure fastener in place of bolts and rivets.

Detent pins are designed to use in temporary quick disconnect operations. The pin has a ball bearing on one end with a steel spring works that depresses and springs out to lock the pin into place.

Hitch pins are used to attach trailers and various turf and agricultural implements. Manufactured from heat treated steel with swivel handle.

A solid pin with an attached self-locking ring that snaps down firmly to hold the part securely in place. The pins are also available with a heavy duty ring for more extreme applications, or with pre-assembled chain and cotter.

Self-locking pins are made from precision materials using more sophisticated production techniques. The convenient features of a single-piece design are available for highly demanding applications and where repetitive usage is present. The large protruding button at the end of the pin provides an easily-accessible method of detent ball release.

Innovations in three-point pin designs have accelerated in recent years, as these devices are now available in more styles and materials than ever before. Most of the designs have been made to improve the compatibility and flexibility of three-point hitches found on the back of agricultural equipment. Three-point hitches provide linkage between the power take off (PTO), hydraulics, and hauling capabilities of tractors to compatible implements. In this day and age, a tractor can be used for everything from plowing, sowing, and harvesting to mowing, snow removal, and chemical spraying.