BOSCH REXROTH
3842554410

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The Bosch Rexroth SWIVEL BEARING (3842554410) is a robust component designed for versatile applications requiring reliable swiveling right-angled profile connections. It is particularly suitable for constructing supporting arms or doors, offering flexibility and stability in various mechanical assemblies. This swivel bearing is part of the designLINE series, featuring a special silver paint finish in RAL colors that provides an aesthetically pleasing and high-quality design element to any construction. With a bending moment capacity and product group identification, this bearing is engineered for performance. Its dimensions are tailored to fit modular systems with precision. The material used in the manufacture of this bearing is die-cast zinc, known for its durability and strength, which ensures longevity even under stress. The weight of the unit is carefully calibrated to support the intended applications without compromising on structural integrity. Included with the SWIVEL BEARING are cover caps made from gray polypropylene (PP), bolt connectors, and fastening materials required for secure installation. The fastening material comprises steel that has been galvanized to resist corrosion, while the countersunk screws conform to DIN standards (M8x20), ensuring compatibility with T-nut grooves M8 profile slots. Furthermore, this product is ESD safe (Electrostatic Discharge safe), which means it can be safely used in environments where electronic components are handled or sensitive data is processed without risking damage from static electricity. Overall, the Bosch Rexroth SWIVEL BEARING combines functionality with design elegance, providing a reliable solution for complex engineering challenges where movement and aesthetics are both key considerations.