Rod End Rating Guide

When choosing a Rod End for a Specific Application, consider the following information. Most rod ends or heim joints are engineered for the ultimate in strength. When deciding which rod end or heim joint is best for your application look at the load ratings so that you don't under spend or over spend for your need. ECT Offroad carries all the Rod Ends that your project may need. From race rod ends to simple linkage rod ends, there is a rod end that will fit your application best for strength and longevity.
 | Radial Load - A load applied normal to the bearing bore axis and parallel to the shank axis. |  | Axial Load - A load applied along the bearing bore axis. |
| Static Radial Limit Load | That static load required to produce a specific permanent set in the bearing structure. It will vary for a given size as a function of configuration. It may also be PIN limited as a function of body restraints as in the case of rod ends bearings. | | Static Radial Ultimate Load | That load that can be applied to a bearing without fracturing the ball, race, or rod end eye. The ultimate load rating is usually, but not always 1.5 times the limit load. | Static Axial Limit Load | That load that can be applied to a bearing to produce a specified permanent set in the bearing structure. | Static Axial Ultimate Load | That load that can be applied to a bearing without separating the ball from the race. The ultimate load rating is usually, but not always 1.5 times the limit load. |
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Posted on
03/01/10 at 12:00:00 AM
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