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Male Rod End Bearings POSB10L

The POSB10L male rod end bearing provides exceptional load-bearing capacity with an inner diameter of 5/8" and an outer diameter of 1-1/2". Designed to endure tough industrial conditions, it guarantees smooth articulation and enhanced durability in critical motion applications.

Product Number: POSB10L

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Product Number POSB10L
Manufacturers TFL, OEM
Type Male Rod End Bearings
Inner Diameter 5/8"
Outer Diameter 1-1/2"
Overall Height 3-3/8"
Base to Center 2-5/8"
Thread Size -18UNC
Thread Direction Left Hand
Ball Material Chrome Steel SAE-52100
Housing Material Nickel Plated
Lubrication Light Oil
Static Load 8,835 lbf
Dynamic Load 4,496 lbf
Country of Origin China

Features of POSB10L Male Rod End Bearings

  • Engineered for strength, this rod end bearing provides stable performance under heavy loads.
  • The POSB10L rod end bearing is constructed with high-quality materials, ensuring exceptional durability.
  • A specially treated surface enhances its resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for demanding environments.
  • With a -18UNC thread size, it offers a secure fit and simple installation in various applications.

Applications of POSB10L Male Rod End Bearings

  • In heavy-duty construction machinery, this component enables stable and controlled articulation.
  • It is commonly integrated into marine equipment, offering resistance to harsh environmental conditions.
  • This bearing is a reliable choice for agricultural equipment, ensuring efficient movement in tractors and plows.
  • Aerospace and defense sectors depend on its precision and durability for aircraft control systems.
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