KNUCKLE JOINT

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Humans use knuckle joints to connect two rods under tension, requiring a small amount of flexibility and angular movement, with an always-present axial load along a linear path. A knuckle joint assembly consists of key components that work together seamlessly: Main eyes serve as singular connection points. Double eye or fork assemblies provide added stability through their unique design. Knuckle pins securely fasten the assembly in place, ensuring smooth operation. Collars encase the entire joint, protecting it from damage and wear. Taper pins add an extra layer of support, keeping the joint stable under heavy loads.