Clevis for American Crane 9310

The clevis, part number 403403, serves as a mechanical connection point designed for the American Crane 9310. It functions by providing an articulated joint that allows for pivoting or rotating movement between two connected parts. This component is typically used to attach the end of a hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder rod to other mechanical elements such as levers, arms, or support brackets.

This specific clevis is engineered for use with the American Crane 9310. The design enables the necessary flexibility in the angle of movement required for various crane operations, including steering mechanisms, lifting systems, and boom actuators. It is built to manage the tension and compression forces transferred through the linkage during crane operation.

In heavy machinery, a clevis acts as a fastener that allows for a rotational degree of freedom while maintaining a secure connection along the axis of the rod. By connecting a cylinder rod to a load-bearing member, the clevis ensures that force is transmitted efficiently while accommodating the changing geometry of the machine linkage during movement.