Ball pin

These are the supports parts used for machine,using casting process, the complex structure.

SANDVIK 55077880 ALTERNATOR TAMROCK STARTERS AND ALTERNATORS FOR ENGINES SANDVIK SPECIAL EQUIPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINES Voltage 28 V Current strength 100 Am Size B 80,00 mm Chip type82

Removable ball pins Replaceable Customer specific dimensions and configurations can be removed and exchanged from both sides. maintenance-free Ball pins made from steel, stainless steel, plastic Easy assembly and disassembly of the ball pins by defined forces Configuration online Light weight Application areas:Automobile industry, automation, agricultural engineering, plant engineering, vehicle engineering igubal® double spherical bearing WDGM igubal® variable double spherical bearing igubal® double spherical bearing WDGM igubal® removable angle joints Easy assembly and disassembly of the ball pins by defined forces igubal® removable angle joints not removable igubal® coupling bars configurator - not removable One side removable igubal® coupling bars configurator - removable from one side Both sides removable igubal® coupling bars configurator - Removable from both sides Removable ball pins Replaceable Customer specific dimensions and configurations can be removed and exchanged from both sides. maintenance-free Ball pins made from steel, stainless steel, plastic Easy assembly and disassembly of the ball pins by defined forces Configuration online Light weight Application areas:Automobile industry, automation, agricultural engineering, plant engineering, vehicle engineering igubal® double spherical bearing WDGM igubal® variable double spherical bearing igubal® double spherical bearing WDGM igubal® removable angle joints Easy assembly and disassembly of the ball pins by defined forces igubal® removable angle joints

Design and construction This Schulz ball caster / ball transfer unit consists of a casing with threaded pin, a top cover and a bearing cap as solid turned parts, a bearing ball and several support balls. Dimensions The spacing is calculated by dividing the shortest edge length of the object to be transported by 3.5.