IKO PHS 10 Female Rod End Bearing

Description

This is a high-quality female rod end, model PHS 10, from the renowned manufacturer IKO. Also known as a Heim joint, this component is designed for mechanical linkages where pivoting or articulating joints are required. It features a female thread for easy connection to rods and shafts. The galvanized steel body ensures durability and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: IKO
• Model: PHS 10
• Type: Female Rod End
• Bore Diameter: 10 mm
• Thread Size: M10 x 1.5
• Thread Direction: Right-Hand
• Body Material: Steel, Zinc Plated

Label Info

• Brand Logo: IKO (stamped on body)
• Head Markings: SB10C, CSBC (may vary)

Application

Ideal for use in control rods, steering linkages, and connecting rods in robotics, automation systems, agricultural machinery, and automotive applications where precise motion transfer is essential.

Country of Origin

Made in Japan.

CO2 Impact

By purchasing this pre-owned component, you are contributing to a circular economy and helping to avoid 0.1 kg of CO2 emissions associated with the production of a new part.

Availability

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FAQ

According to the manufacturer's datasheet, the IKO PHS 10 typically has a basic dynamic load rating of around 7.2 kN and a basic static load rating of around 10.8 kN. Always consult the official IKO documentation for precise values for your application.

The standard IKO PHS series is a steel-on-steel type, which requires periodic relubrication to ensure optimal performance and longevity. It is not a maintenance-free part.

No, this specific model PHS 10 has a standard right-hand thread. For left-hand applications, you would need the corresponding PHSL 10 model.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026