Rod End Bearing, With welding shank

SA rod end bearing with a welding shank is designed for pivotal applications in mechanical systems, where the welding shank facilitates a secure attachment directly to other components. This enhances the structural integrity and allows the bearing to handle oscillating motion and misalignment in heavy machinery.

Selecting the correct size of a rod end bearing involves considering the bore size of the bearing and the specifications of the application it is meant for. For example, the load requirements, the pivot angle needed, and the dimensions of components to be connected play crucial roles. Each product listing, such as SC 35 ES or GK60-DO, typically specifies the bore size, which ranges from 17mm to 100mm for different applications.

The durability of rod end bearings with welding shanks can be influenced by several factors including the material composition, the environment in which they are used, and the load they are subjected to. Bearings made from robust materials like those branded by INA and SKF, and those that are properly maintained, typically offer longer service life.

Yes, there are various types of rod end bearings available to cater to a wide range of mechanical needs. These differ based on load capacity, the material used, and the bore sizes. For instance, models like SC 20 ES or GF100-DO-A not only vary in dimensions but also in their specifications to suit different pivoting and load requirements.