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Industrial rod ends

Aug. 10, 2006
VibraLink rod ends provide flexibility and extra vibration dampening. Ball and body are made of low carbon steel and are zinc-plated for extended corrosion resistance. Ball is case-hardened for extended wear and is swaged precisely to allow ...
VibraLink rod ends provide flexibility and extra vibration dampening. Ball and body are made of low carbon steel and are zinc-plated for extended corrosion resistance. Ball is case-hardened for extended wear and is swaged precisely to allow optimum misalignment and reduced binding. Studded and right-or left-handed thread versions available.

Tuthill Controls Group, (260) 749-5105, www.tuthillcontrols.com

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