Stainless Steel Spherical Rod End – 1/2" x 1/2" Female

Stainless Steel Spherical Rod End – 1/2" x 1/2" Female

Thread: Female 1/2-20 x 1.187" deep
Ball ID: 1/2"
Housing Material: 300 Series Stainless Steel
Finish: Bright Polish
Ball Finish: Stainless Steel
Bearing Race: PTFE Housing
Width: 1.380"
Base of Rod End to Center of Ball: 2.125"
Ball Thickness: 0.625"
Ultimate Static Load Rating: 6,933 lbs
Common Other Names for this Product: heim joint, rose joint

Typical Applications

The 1/2" Stainless Steel Spherical Rod End can be used in:

• Hand-actuated push-pull linkages
• Foot-actuated push-pull linkages
• Mechanical control linkages
• Larger linkage assemblies
• Applications requiring corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction

The correct rod end should always be selected according to the actual load, movement, environment and operating conditions of the application.

FAQs

What size thread does the 10210 stainless steel rod end have?
The 10210 has a female 1/2-20 thread with a thread depth of 1.187".

What is the bore size of the 10210?
The spherical ball has a 1/2" bore.

What is the 10210 rod end made from?
The housing is manufactured from 300 Series Stainless Steel, with a stainless steel ball and PTFE bearing race.

What is the load rating of the 10210?
The 10210 has an ultimate static load rating of 6,933 lb.

What is a 1/2" stainless steel spherical rod end used for?
The 1/2" stainless steel rod end is commonly used in hand- and foot-actuated push-pull linkages and other mechanical control applications requiring a larger female spherical rod end.

What is the advantage of the PTFE bearing race?
The PTFE bearing race provides smooth spherical movement and can offer low-friction operation. The suitability of the bearing material depends on the specific operating environment, load and movement requirements.

Is the 10210 a female rod end?
Yes. The 10210 has a female 1/2-20 thread and a 1/2" spherical ball bore.

Is a spherical rod end the same as a Heim joint?
Spherical rod ends are commonly referred to as Heim joints or Rose joints. These are common alternative names for this type of articulated mechanical linkage component.