Catalogue SKF spherical plain bearings & rod ends (4407/II E)
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Hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders
SKF steel-on-steel and steel-on-bronze rod ends are main­ly used in these applications. They act as the link be­tween the cylinder
and its attachments. They are able to transmit high mechanical forces.
Hydraulic cylinders (e.g. to DIN 24336) are often fitted with steel-on-steel rod ends with female thread (compressible) at one end and steel-on-steel rod ends with welding shank at the other. Such hydraulic cylinders are found in all types of construction equipment, agricultural machinery, lift­ing equipment and shutters, recycling depot industrial presses as well as other heavily loaded manoeuvering equipment.
For pneumatic cylinders with working pressures up to approximately 1 MPa steel-on-bronze rod ends are mainly used as well as maintenance-free rod ends at the piston rod end and at the other end SKF rod ends with welding shank are employed.
Speed is all-important when producing newspapers, not only in the printing but also in their transportation. The conveyor system from the printing press to the distribution point is there­fore important if the newspapers are to come out on time.
The endless conveyor chain is one such system. It consists of a multitude of links which together provide the flex­ibility required. In the example shown more than 1 000 SKF maintenance-free spherical plain bearings GEH 10 C are used. They have been in daily ser­vice without any maintenance whatso­ever for many years now.
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