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Browning® 1215631 Finished Bore Type 1 Spur Gear, 12 Diametral Pitch, 14.5 deg Pressure Angle, 3/4 in W Face, 24 Teeth, 2 in Dia Pitch, 3/4 in Dia Bore, Steel
Browning® offers a comprehensive line of off the shelf gears, including spur, miter and bevel as well as change gears. These are available in 20 deg pressure angle from 20 to 4 diametral pitch and 14.5 deg pressure angle from 48 to 3 diametral pitch. They are all designed to increase output, reduce costs and avoid the need for custom specials.
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IKO manufactures a wide range of radial Needle Roller Bearings to meet the needs of different applications and machine profiles. These include shell type bearings, needle roller cages for both general use and within engine connecting rods and machined type Needle Roller Bearings. Shell type Needle Roller Bearings are lightweight, low profile motion components designed to handle either high speeds or heavy loads, depending on the configuration. An outer ring made of high strength steel enables a streamlined profile with the lowest sectional height of all the Needle Roller Bearings.
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Milwaukee® TORQUE LOCK™ MAXBITE™ 48-22-3702 Locking Plier Set With Fixed Pocket, 2 Pieces
Milwaukee® Torque lock MAXBITE™ locking tools deliver 3X gripping force and provide faster tool setup to the professional tradesmen. The patent pending thumb screw provides the user with a more convenient geometry for hand force, while providing clearance to generate more torque with the unique screwdriver through-hole design. Featuring hardened jaws for increased gripping power and forged alloy steel for maximum durability, the Milwaukee 48-22-3707 and 48-22-3710 are perfect for the toughest of jobsites. Milwaukee stands behind their product and offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty with all locking tools.
