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Fixation parts and clevis brackets

For connecting pivoting elements such as gear or articulate rods, plain rod eyes
with bronze bushings, rod balls, or rod clevises are suitable options. With the appropriate clevis brackets, they are easily mounted in the machine. We select the best bearing material for your application: greased bronze bushings, or maintenance-free synthetic bearings.

Fixation parts and clevis brackets

Pivoted mounting elements

A radial plain bearing in a spherical rod eye compensates not only the rotary motion, but also lateral deflections and tilting. The bearings comply with DIN 12240-1 Type E, G, and Type W with an expanded inner ring. They are designed as maintenance-free bearings with a low-friction and wear-resistant synthetic sliding film, or as spherical bearings that require maintenance, but are suited for high dynamic oscillations.
A radial plain bearing in a spherical rod eye compensates not only the rotary motion, but also lateral deflections and tilting.

Mounting flanges

Mounting elements for installing component parts on a machine can be circular, rectangular, or trunnion flanges. A trunnion flange allows free, flexible movement around the transverse axis and can transmit very high longitudinal forces. With the appropriate clevis brackets, pivot bearings are easily integrated into the machine.
Mounting elements for installing component parts on a machine can be circular, rectangular, or trunnion flanges. A trunnion flange allows free, flexible movement around the transverse axis and can transmit very high longitudinal forces. With the appropriate clevis brackets, pivot bearings are easily integrated into the machine.

Spherical bearing flanges

An especially space-saving option for transmitting high forces at very large tilt angles. Encased in the bearing bushings, the ball can be installed directly on shafts, rods, or other machine elements. The bearing bushing itself is fixed with screws, thus enabling an ideal compensation for the offset of construction parts.
 An especially space-saving option for transmitting high forces at very large tilt angles. Encased in the bearing bushings, the ball can be installed directly on shafts, rods, or other machine elements.
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