Rod End Bearing

The SA E series places a spherical bearing eye on an externally threaded shank. Its broad size range suits linkage connections that must carry load while following slow changes in angle caused by

SI T/K rod ends provide a threaded socket and a pivoting bearing eye in one component. The internal thread connects to a male-threaded linkage, while the spherical joint accommodates the changing

This SA series covers externally threaded spherical rod ends from SA5T/K through SA35T/K. The joint connects directly to a female-threaded linkage while allowing controlled angular displacement

The PHS series is an internally threaded spherical rod end for mechanical linkages exposed to radial loading, shock and limited angular misalignment. Its spherical sliding interface permits low-speed

The POS series combines an externally threaded rod body with a spherical plain bearing. It provides a compact connection point for linkages that must transmit load while accommodating limited angular

A rod end bearing built around a spherical ball swivel pressed into a threaded housing — the kind of articulating joint used at the ends of control rods, steering links, and tie rods where the

A rod end bearing — spherical sliding bearing on one end, threaded rod on the other — that lets a linkage oscillate and rotate within an angular range while still transmitting force and torque along

A rod end bearing built around a spherical ball swivel with a bronze liner — available in zinc-coated steel or stainless steel depending on the corrosion resistance your application needs.

Also called a universal ball joint, this rod-end bearing pairs a ball head with a threaded housing and a sliding layer — the ball head oscillates within an angular range while the sliding layer

A female threaded spherical rod end with a 16 mm bore and M16 right hand thread, designed for articulated linkages that require controlled angular movement.

A carbon steel spherical plain rod end designed to connect mechanical linkages that require controlled oscillating or tilting movement.

This page covers four rod-end bearing families for mechanical linkages. SI and PHS have female threads, while SA and POS use male threaded shanks.