DINAMICA offers a wide range of self-aligning bearing housings and ball joints. Housings available in different materials: cast iron, stamped sheet metal, zinc-plated, and stainless steel. ASAHI® housings made in Japan are used in various application areas. The housings incorporate a unique locking pin that ensures smooth self-alignment and prevents outer ring rotation, thus increasing wear life.
The range is one of the largest in the world and includes cast iron, stainless steel and stamped sheet metal bodies.
Types are available designed for the insertion of a protective cap and for high temperature applications and very high radial loads.
ASAHI® ball bearing units and connecting rod ends are available with bronze, teflon or steel-on-steel inserts
High machining quality and precision ensure maximum reliability and durability in any application, including the most severe. For shaft diameters between Ø 12 and Ø 140 mm.
A huge range of versions with cast bodies for generic applications.
It can be supplied with ball bearings:
Version with stamped and galvanized sheet metal for economical and low load applications.
For shaft diameters between Ø 12 and Ø 35 mm. available with type B ball bearings with lubrication for life for generic applications.
Stainless steel versions ideal for applications in the food and packaging sector where very aggressive environments and high humidity can be found, due to their excellent resistance to corrosion.
It can be supplied with FDA standard grease. For shaft diameters between Ø 12 and Ø 50 mm.
With MUC type ball bearings, these bearing units are made entirely of stainless steel and withstand a wide range of operating temperatures from -20°C to +120°C.
Manufactured with a special zinc alloy body and AISI 304 stainless steel bearings, designed for use in potentially corrosive applications, they combine maximum lightness with fast and precise assembly. Suitable to work at temperatures between -10 ° c and + 80 ° c.
Very compact dimensions, for shaft diameters between Ø 10 and Ø 30 mm.
Ball joints and connecting rods are terminated with brass, Teflon, or steel-on-steel inserts. 90 degree steel-on-steel and steel-on-aluminum ball joints. Welding tips for hydraulic cylinders.
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