Supports more than 3 directions! A joint that divides force at the optimal angle.
The "PT Float" is an ideal joint for seismic reinforcement using lightweight materials. It is compatible with braces, heavy machinery, and robot joints. It can accommodate not only three directions but also four and six directions, among others. It is designed to meet specific needs. It can be easily installed and withstands heavy loads. Trusted Japanese manufacturing with high quality. The spherical part can be hardened with high-frequency quenching for increased strength. The spherical bearing allows for smooth movement with high-performance resin. 【Features】 ○ Withstands heavy loads ○ Easy to install ○ Usable as a link ○ Maintenance-free ○ Accommodates diverse needs For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Performance and Features】 ○ Dustproof and waterproof (with dust cover) ○ Connection part M10 ○ Thrust load capacity 120KN (when using connection part M18) ○ All-direction 30° ○ Usable environment -20 to 60℃ ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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San-ei Kogyo Co., Ltd. has been in operation since 1960, primarily as a manufacturer of automotive replacement parts (especially suspension and steering components), and has been well-regarded by many domestic and overseas customers for a long time. Moving forward, we will continue to refine our "manufacturing technical skills" to meet the diverse and complex needs of the market, and we will diligently strive to earn high evaluations and trust from our customers, contributing to the parts industry and society as a whole.
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