Ball & Socket Joints - with Sealing Cap

These Ball and Socket Joints with sealing caps are used to connect two components in numerous ways. It has little friction and wear, assuring long-lasting performance for smooth operations.

They are made up of a ball that fits into a socket, allowing the two sections to move freely relative to each other. In most ball and socket joints, the ball is positioned on a spindle that spins within a housing. The housing is typically affixed to each of the two components being combined. A sealing cap is connected to the housing to prevent dust, debris, and other particles from entering the joint and causing damage.

It is supplied without a hexagon nut. Due to their ease of installation and secure connection, they are extensively used in automation systems, medical equipment, and construction equipment.

• It has little friction and wear, assuring long-lasting performance.
• A sealing cap is connected to the housing to prevent dust, or debris from entering the joint.
• Used in automation systems, medical equipment, and construction equipment.