
CB3/CM3
Hole Diameter 3/16 in.
Ball Width 0.312 in.
20 Degrees of Misalignment
Radial Load Capacity 1204 LBS
CB4/CM4
Hole Diameter 1/4 in.
Ball Width 0.375 in.
27 Degrees of Misalignment
Radial Load Capacity 2212 LBS
CB5/CM5
Hole Diameter 5/16 in.
Ball Width 0.437 in.
22 Degrees of Misalignment
Radial Load Capacity 3577 LBS
CB6/CM6
Hole Diameter 3/8 in.
Ball Width 0.500 in.
22 Degrees of Misalignment
Radial Load Capacity 5068 LBS
CB7/CM7
Hole Diameter 7/16 in.
Ball Width 0.562 in.
21 Degrees of Misalignment
Radial Load Capacity 6345 LBS
CB8/CM8
Hole Diameter 1/2 in.
Ball Width 0.625 in.
20 Degrees of Misalignment
Radial Load Capacity 8338 LBS
CB10/CM10
Hole Diameter 5/8 in.
Ball Width 0.750 in.
26 Degrees of Misalignment
Radial Load Capacity 9713 LBS
CB12/CM12
Hole Diameter 3/4 in.
Ball Width 0.875 in.
24 Degrees of Misalignment
Radial Load Capacity 14,207 LBS
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Two Piece "C" Series (Mild Steel)
The "C" Series consists of a low carbon steel body (zinc plated) and Alloy steel ball, heat treated and hard chrome plated. This construction allows the rod end body to carry a greater static load and offers greater misalignment capabilities.
What is Radial Static Load Capacity?
These loads are based upon the minimal mechanical properties of the design configuration of the stressed areas. The Operation Load Capacity of Aurora rod ends is based upon the Radial Static Load Rating. Appropriate safety factors should be utilized with the application. Full rotation assemblies up to 100 rpm should not exceed 10% of the radial static load.
What is Axial Load Capacity?

Axial static load is the force that is applied through the bore of the ball. Maximum axial static load capacity is recommended at 15% of the radial static load for Aurora two piece rod ends, 10% for three piece rod ends.
What is Bearing Misalignment?

A rod end or spherical bearings ability to mis-align is measured by the degree of angle the ball can accommodate without interference.