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Hitch pins are also known as ring grip pins or trailer pins. They are used to temporarily mount or co-join mating components for positive coupling. They link machinery and components that
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| Model | Item | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3HLL9 | AC9MRQ | €4.33 |
| Model | Item | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31-09 | AC9MRV | €15.59 |
| Model | Item | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31-060 | AC9MTZ | €24.08 |
| Model | Item | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| WWG-DTP05002000 | AG2ZCT | €35.79 |
Hitch pins are also known as ring grip pins or trailer pins. They are used to temporarily mount or co-join mating components for positive coupling. They link machinery and components that need to be disconnected & reconnected often or just temporarily. These pins come with a pre-drilled shaft that slides into a hole and a clip / cotter pin / similar locking device to secure this shaft. Vehicles frequently employ large hitch pin sizes to fasten a trailer ball mount to a receiver hitch. Raptor Supplies offers these hitch pins from brands like Grainger and Itw Bee Leitzke.
Hitch pins have semi-circular handles and require an extra cotter pin to be inserted perpendicularly for securing them in place. On the other hand, ring pins have a circular ring handle and a locking mechanism.
Pins are softer than bolts and can withstand the shock load of a hitch. Grade 8 bolts will eventually fracture & shatter, as they cannot withstand shock loads.