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Cotter Pins

Cotter pins are split, semi-circular locking devices manufactured to AN, MS and NAS standards from corrosion-resistant steel, titanium or aluminium alloy, used to secure castellated and slotted nuts, clevis assemblies and other pinned joints against rotation or withdrawal, with installation typically requiring cold-working of the tines through a drilled fastener shank or castle nut slot.

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Sectors serving Fasteners companies:
Metals  •  Forming Processes  •  Machining & Metal Removal  •  Metal Processing & Heat Treatment  •  Tooling  •  Finishing  •  Plastics  •  Plating  •  Non-metal Materials  •  Process & Finishing Equipment  •  Tools  •  Coatings  •  Composite Materials  •  Chemicals  •  Design Software  •  Computer Integrated Manufacturing  •  Technical Consultants  •  Lubricants  •  Professional Services  •  Facilities Services

Fasteners

Sectors purchasing from Fasteners companies:
Airframer  •  Airframe Assemblies  •  Structural Components  •  Turbine Engines  •  Engine Rotating & Gas-Path Parts  •  Manufacturing Services  •  Landing Assemblies  •  Fluid Power  •  Mechanical Hardware  •  Rotors & Propellers  •  Actuation  •  Power Transmission  •  Tubing, Hoses & Conduits  •  Crew Seating  •  Furnishing & Trim  •  Composite Materials  •  Auxiliary Power  •  Environmental Systems  •  Fuel Systems  •  Safety & Emergency Systems