Rod Ends
Threaded ends with a spherical bearing head for control rods and actuator links that must pivot and tolerate misalignment.
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A stainless steel rod end, flange, or sprocket has to match its thread, bore, and load before corrosion resistance even matters. This page sorts 28 stainless steel components by the job they do, from rod ends and spherical bearings to flanges and bar stock. Choose a family, then open the product page for sizes and grades.
Rod ends, joints, clevises, bearings, tie rod ends, and universal joints for adjustable linkages, actuation, and steering.
Threaded ends with a spherical bearing head for control rods and actuator links that must pivot and tolerate misalignment.
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Plain bearings that let a pin or shaft swivel in a housing, used in pivots, linkages, and suspension joints.
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Ball-and-socket joints that join two links at an angle, used on gas-spring ends, levers, and adjustable linkages.
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Fork-shaped ends that pin onto a bracket or lug, used on cylinders and mechanical linkages.
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Threaded ends for tie rods and steering links, used on vehicles, farm machinery, and boats.
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Single and double joints that carry rotation between two shafts at an angle, used in drive shafts and steering columns.
View Universal JointsSpacers, bushings, rod, transfer units, and tube clamps that hold, space, and carry other parts.
Turned sleeves and standoffs that set the gap between parts, used in panels, assemblies, and bearing stacks.
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Plain, flanged, and grooved sleeves that line a bore, used at pivots and shafts to take wear.
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Full-thread rod and studs cut to length, used for hanging, clamping, and tying parts together in wet or corrosive places.
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Load-carrying balls in a housing that let flat items roll in any direction, used on conveyors and work tables.
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Split-collar and saddle clamps that grip a tube by its outer diameter, used on frames, rails, and supports.
View Tube ClampsDeck, rigging, and propulsion hardware for boats, docks, and offshore equipment, usually in 316 or 316L.
Deck cleats that take mooring lines, in horn, hollow-base, and folding forms for boats and docks.
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Bow, D, and twisted shackles that join chain, rope, and fittings, used in rigging and mooring.
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Open-body, closed-body, and toggle turnbuckles that tighten wire rope and rods, used in rigging and stays.
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Propellers made to your drawing or sample, used on outboards and small vessels.
View PropellersClamps, fittings, flanges, and spray balls that join tube and pipe and wash tank interiors.
Threaded and compression fittings that connect tube to equipment, used in process and fluid lines.
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Slip-on, blind, and weld neck flanges that bolt pipe sections together, used in process piping.
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Two-bolt, three-bolt, and V-band flanges for exhaust joints, used on headers, turbos, and downpipes.
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Fixed and rotary spray balls that wash tank interiors, used in food, beverage, and process vessels.
View Spray BallsBearings, gears, sprockets, pulleys, and rollers that carry motion and product in washdown and corrosive areas.
Stainless ball bearings for wheels and rollers, used where water or washdown rusts standard bearings.
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Spur and helical gears cut to your drawing, used in drives that run in wet or corrosive areas.
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Single, double, and triple strand roller-chain sprockets, plus idler and taper-lock types, used on conveyors.
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Single, double, and V-belt pulleys that carry a belt or cord on a shaft, used in drives and conveyors.
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Gravity, powered, and chain-driven rollers for conveyor lines, used in washdown and food areas.
View Roller ConveyorsBar, tube, and plate stock for machining and fabrication, cut to length on request.
Round, square, hex, and flat bar used as stock for turned and milled parts.
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Seamless, welded, square, and sanitary tube used for frames, piping, and sleeves.
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Plate that is cut and bent into brackets, covers, and frames.
View Stainless Steel PlatesMost parts on this page are made in 304, 316L, or 17-4PH. The grade follows the environment, the load, and the cleaning method.
A practical starting point for indoor, dry, and mildly wet equipment where chloride resistance is not the main concern.
The usual choice near salt water, cleaning chemicals, and outdoor or washdown exposure. The media, temperature, and joint design are confirmed per part.
A hardenable grade for linkage and shaft parts that carry higher loads. Heat treatment and corrosion exposure are confirmed per part.
Duplex 2205 and other grades are available on request for a specific drawing.
A quote starts from what the part mates with: send its interface, its geometry, and its duty, and the route follows.
Name what the part mates with: a shaft, tube, thread, flange, bearing, chain, belt, or panel.
Send a drawing, CAD file, or sample, or the critical bore, outside diameter, pitch, bolt pattern, and length.
State the load, motion, temperature, corrosion exposure, cleaning method, and quantity.
Material, machining route, finish, inspection, and packaging are agreed with you before production starts.
The same grade behaves differently under different loads and media, so each industry page lists the conditions its parts face.
Send a drawing, a sample, or a worn part with the grade and quantity. Custom parts follow the same route, and a quote typically follows within 24 hours.
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