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Male Rod End Bearings POS20

The POS20 male rod end bearing is engineered for high-performance applications. With an inner diameter of 20mm and an outer diameter of 78mm, it ensures durability and reliability. Its robust design provides smooth motion and reduced friction, making it an ideal choice for industrial and automotive applications.

Product Number: POS20

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Product Number POS20
Manufacturers TFL, OEM
Type Male Rod End Bearings
Inner Diameter 20mm
Outer Diameter 78mm
Overall Height 101mm
Base to Center 46mm
Thread Size M20x1.5
Thread Direction Right Hand
Ball Material Chrome Steel SAE-52100
Housing Material Zinc Plated
Lubrication Light Oil
Static Load 7,981 lbs
Dynamic Load 6,924 lbf
Country of Origin China

Features of POS20 Male Rod End Bearings

  • The optimized design reduces friction and enhances efficiency for industrial machinery.
  • Designed with precision, this bearing minimizes wear and delivers smooth rotational movement.
  • The POS20 rod end bearing is constructed with high-quality materials, ensuring exceptional durability.
  • Engineered for strength, this rod end bearing provides stable performance under heavy loads.

Applications of POS20 Male Rod End Bearings

  • It is commonly integrated into marine equipment, offering resistance to harsh environmental conditions.
  • It plays a crucial role in automotive applications, especially in suspension and steering linkages.
  • In heavy-duty construction machinery, this component enables stable and controlled articulation.
  • This bearing is a reliable choice for agricultural equipment, ensuring efficient movement in tractors and plows.
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