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INA Rod head GAL20UKINA
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An INA rod head with an M20 × 1.5 left-hand male thread and a 20 mm hole diameter.
It replaces original part number GAL20-UK.
The head measures 53 mm in diameter and 13 mm wide, with a 24.1 mm inner ring outside diameter and a 16 mm inner ring height.
The unit has a 29 mm ball diameter, a 35 mm bearing outer diameter and a total length of 104.5 mm with 43 mm thread length.
The distance to the shaft centre is 78 mm and the edge angle is 9°.
It features a zinc-plated surface, has basic radial load ratings of 31.5 kN dynamic and 75.6 kN static, and is unsealed.
It replaces original part number GAL20-UK.
The head measures 53 mm in diameter and 13 mm wide, with a 24.1 mm inner ring outside diameter and a 16 mm inner ring height.
The unit has a 29 mm ball diameter, a 35 mm bearing outer diameter and a total length of 104.5 mm with 43 mm thread length.
The distance to the shaft centre is 78 mm and the edge angle is 9°.
It features a zinc-plated surface, has basic radial load ratings of 31.5 kN dynamic and 75.6 kN static, and is unsealed.
EAN 4012802523072 · INA. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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