277060 DO-IT-BEST/HWI PRODUCTS
20 ML CONCRETE REPAIR EPOXWYE IS DESIGNED TO ANCHOR REBAR, ALL-THREAD, ETC INTO CONCRETE. ALSO, FOR CONCRETE REPAIR-JWH277060 >
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McGill® CAGEROL® machined race needle bearings are manufactured from bearing quality steel. Most sizes use crowned or end relieved, rollers to help reduce end stresses and allows for greater misalignment. The rollers are separated by a steel retainer (cage) to help achieve higher speeds and provide a lubricant reservoir. CAGEROL® bearings are constructed with radial lubrication hole and groove on the outer and optional inner raceway (MI series) for relubrication through the housing or shaft. Other options include a variety of seal configurations to either help prevent contaminant entry or contain the lubricant.
Browning 12-TOOTH #60-1 CHAIN SPROCKETS BRW H-6012 X 1.3/16
Browning® finished bore sprockets are offered in single strands. Offerings include 35 to 100 pitch range. Finished bore sprockets are available from 3/8 to 2-7/16 in. Hardened teeth are available up to 30 teeth.
Crosby® 1027169 H-330-7/16 Grab Hook, 7/16 in Trade, 7200 lb Load, Clevis Attachment, Forged Carbon Steel
Crosby® 1027169 H-330 Grab Hook, 7/16 in Trade, 7200 lb Load, Clevis Attachment, Forged Carbon Steel
Browning 1-11/16"-ID TAKE-UP BEARING UNITS BRW VTWS-227
Browning® mounted ball bearings feature multiple housing styles, materials and configurations, an extended inner race insert bearing with ball riding nylon retainer. The insert features a rivet to prevent outer ring rotation and is available with setscrew, eccentric or BOA concentric locking collar. The contact seal with black oxide treated flinger provides a good balance between contaminant resistance, grease loss and friction.
Campbell® T9001424 Grab Hook, 1/4 in Trade, 2600 lb Load, 43 Grade, Eyelet Attachment, Forged Steel
Campbell® can trace its beginnings back to 1834, when one of the many companies that eventually became what is today the Campbell® brand began manufacturing harnesses for horses. Over the years, countless products were added, including wire rope and chain fittings, drop forged chain hardware, high quality tackle blocks, shackles, hooks and much more.
