Pins are a type of fastener, capable of being inserted into a preformed hole to secure components in an assembly. While being simplistic in nature, pins may come in a number of designs and types that accommodate varying needs. The clevis pin is a common option that one may find across the market, and they are a fastener featuring a cylindrical shape and a formed head on one side. Meanwhile, the tail-end of the component will have one or more cross-holes situated on the shank, allowing it to serve as part of a clevis fastener set or work independently.