Machine Thread Bushing
Item Name Code (INC) 18019
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A straight nonfluid fitting with wrenching facilities on one end and external threads, other than pipe or hose series, on the other end. It has an unthreaded through hole in its axis which may be countersunk and/or counterbored on one or both ends. It is designed to accommodate a shaft, or the like, or used to reinforce a hole in a bulkhead, or the like. For similar items specifically designed for use in a stuffing box, see PACKING NUT. For nonfluid items with an internal thread, see INSERT, SCREW THREAD; or ADAPTER BUSHING. Excludes REDUCER, BOSS; and items designed to accommodate a tube or tube fitting.
Additional Information for Machine Thread Bushing
Machine Thread Bushings are a type of bushing that have internal threads designed to fit a specific machine or equipment. They are commonly used to provide a threaded connection between two components, such as a bolt and a housing, or a shaft and a bearing. Machine Thread Bushings are typically made of durable materials such as steel or brass to withstand high levels of stress and wear. They are commonly used in various industries, including manufacturing, automotive, and construction, to ensure secure and reliable connections in machinery and equipment.