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Tuthill Controls Introduce Stainless Steel Rod Ends

Apr 24 2006

Tuthill Controls Group introduces SSPM/SSPF Series stainless steel, industrial/commercial rod ends. These rod ends are suitable for many light and heavy/medium duty industrial/mechanical motion transfer applications requiring corrosion resistance, low friction, low moisture absorption, high wear resistance and/or wide operating temperature ranges.

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The rod ends feature an injection-molded, reinforced nylon race design and self-lubricating characteristics. The ball and body materials are from stainless steel for extended corrosion resistance. The SSPM/SSPF rod ends are designed to allow for breakaway torque control for added application versatility, and can be used in a wide range of temperatures (-30˚F to 220˚ F). They are also offered in studded and right or left-handed versions. Custom assemblies also are available.
Tuthill Controls provides mechanical motion transfer controls to markets including aviation, performance racing (land, sea and air), military, lawn and garden, construction equipment, farm equipment, industrial machinery, HVAC equipment, as well as other OEM and aftermarket parts applications.

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