IKO Bearings 18-MM 1.50 L/HAND FEMALE ROD ENDS IKO PHS-18-L-A
PILLOBALL self-aligning Rod Ends can be used as link mechanisms in a variety of machines and are designed for easy installation.
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BrandIKO
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Manufacturer Part NumberPHS18LA
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CountryUSA
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Load Capacity25700 N Dynamic/30200 N Static
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Temperature Rating180 deg C
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FinishZinc Chromate Plated
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Thread SizeM18x1.5
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Thread TypeLeft Hand Female
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TypeInsert/Lubrication Type
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Width27 mm
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SeriesPHS-A Metric Series
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Dimensions92 mm H
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Outside Diameter42 mm
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Bore Diameter18 mm
- Each PILLOBALL Rod End type achieves smooth rotational and oscillatory motion while providing excellent wear and loading capabilities
- Insert-type PILLOBALLS are designed with a special copper alloy bushing to provide effective run-in properties
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UNSPSC31171510
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