Chrome steel balls are widely used in precision ball bearings, as well as in a number of other industrial applications. Chrome steel balls have excellent surface quality, high hardness and high load bearing capacity as a result of through hardening. (read more)

Our revolutionary TL Steel Spherical Roller bearings are designed to operate under the high temperatures that cause inner ring fractures... (read more)

WSSB/WSSB-V Series provides a wide body alternative within our line of corrosion resistant precision stainless steel spherical bearings. Choose from plain (for press fit applications) or V-Groove (staked fit) mounting styles. (read more)

Spherical Bushings are self-aligning spherical plain bushings that have inner and outer rings with spherical sliding surfaces, and can take a large radial load and a bi-directional axial load at the same time. There are many types of Spherical Bushings, but they are basically divided into steel-on-steel types and maintenance-free types according to the kind of sliding surfaces. Steel-on-steel... (read more)

Rod Ends, Spherical & Unibal® Bearings. Originator of the Heim Joint - an industry standard for over 70 years. Heim Bearings produces the industry's widest range of rod end types and sizes as well as Spherical Bearings, Unibal® Ball Bearings. (read more)

Chrome steel balls are widely used in precision ball bearings, as well as, in a number of other industrial applications. Chrome steel balls have excellent surface quality, high hardness and high load bearing capacity, as a result of through hardening. (read more)

Emerson Bearing carries a full range of 'Split' Roller Bearing solutions. This unique product can be the answer for reducing downtime and increasing producctivity in critical situations. (read more)

Hitachi Metals' unique cold die steel, SLD-MAGIC^™ has revolutionized the metal forming and tooling industry. In keeping with its stated business objectives, Hitachi Metals has developed a cost reducing, eco-friendly alternative to existing cold die steels that actually extends the life of cold press and forging dies. (read more)

Carbon Steel is a malleable, iron-based metal containing carbon, small amounts of manganese, and other elements to make the material useful for many different applications. Carbon steels are the base metals widely used in manufacturing today around the world in nearly every industry, including aerospace, aircraft, automotive, chemical, and defense. (read more)

Tool steel was created primarily to cut and machine other types of metal, such as alloy steel, carbon steel, nickel alloys, aluminum, and magnesium. Its basic characteristic is that it is harder then the material that it is cutting or machining; therefore, tool steel is always used in the heat treated condition. (read more)