Acél M39

These Male Heavy Duty Rods end with Integral Spherical Plain Bearing and are used to connect two rods, cables, or other components. They are made up of a threaded male stud on one end and an integrated spherical plain bearing on the other. The spherical plain bearing allows for angular misalignment and accepts radial and axial loads, making it ideal for applications requiring flexibility and load-carrying capabilities.

The rod end ball moves on a plastic bearing shell made of a glass fibre-filled nylon/Teflon composite. This design ensures a maintenance-free rod end. Heavy-duty plain-bearing rod ends feature less initial movement friction and almost no clearance. Another advantage of the plastic substance is that it can absorb numerous foreign particles, preventing harm.

It is threaded into the corresponding component. It can also endure temperatures ranging from -30C to +60C without losing load capacity. Higher temperatures lower load capacity. It is utilised in steering systems, suspension systems, and linkages for automotive, construction, and industrial automation applications.

• It is ideal for applications requiring flexibility and load-carrying capabilities.
• Heavy-duty plain-bearing rod ends feature less initial movement friction and almost no clearance.
• It can endure temperatures ranging from -30C to +60C without losing load capacity.

Material: Steel

These Spherical Seat Washers have a surface that is slightly convex or concave. Used with nuts or bolts to compensate for misalignment between mating surfaces, maintaining a secure connection and preventing harm to the fasteners or components they secure.

It spreads the load and ensures uniform pressure distribution between the fastener and the surface. As they respond to surface imperfections, they prevent stress concentrations, lowering the likelihood of damage or failure and ensuring overall assembly stability and dependability.

These washers' improved load-bearing capability suits them for applications involving heavy loads or dynamic stresses, offering greater strength and longevity to the assembly. As a result, they are often used in machinery, structural assemblies, and automotive applications.

• Used with nuts or bolts to compensate for misalignment between mating surfaces.
• It prevents stress concentrations, lowering the likelihood of damage or failure.
• Used in machinery, structural assemblies, and automotive applications.

Material: Steel