Metric AIM axial ball joints with carbon steel sockets, hardened steel balls, M5-M16 threads, 8-19 mm ball d1 range, and stainless material options.
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Ask for Custom SupportAIM Axial Ball Joints are axial-threaded ball-joint assemblies consisting of a ball stud and socket or housing that provide controlled multi-directional articulation in a compact linkage connection. They are used for steering, suspension, actuator, pedal, lever, and machine-control mechanisms where the mating parts need to pivot without a rigid clevis alignment. Selection should consider thread form, stud geometry, retention, angular travel, corrosion protection, and the actual radial or axial load in service.
Compact ball joints provide a multi-directional pivot for steering arms, stabilizer links, control rods, and other vehicle mechanisms. Match stud geometry, thread, articulation, and retention method to the assembly.
The small joint format is useful where a linkage needs angular movement in a limited package, including actuator links, pedals, levers, and machine-control mechanisms. Verify clearance and joint travel at both extremes.
Ball joints can simplify replacement and adjustment of exposed control linkages on agricultural and off-road equipment. Choose materials and surface protection for the expected moisture, dirt, impact, and maintenance conditions.
AIM axial ball joints are used in compact linkages and control assemblies where a metric threaded ball joint must handle axial pull-out loading in limited space.
The AIM series uses a carbon steel socket with zinc-plated colorless passivated finish and a hardened steel ball with lubricated ball seat. Stainless steel versions are available on request.
Match the thread d2, ball diameter d1, body dimensions, and pull-out force F from the size chart. If fit-up is uncertain, send your target mounting dimensions for confirmation.
Yes. AIM14x1.5 uses an M14x1.5 thread, while AIM14 uses an M14 thread designation from the source chart. Confirm the exact thread pitch before ordering.
Yes. Stainless steel material versions are available on request for applications where corrosion resistance is required.
Yes. Send the target dimensions, material preference, surface finish, annual quantity, and any drawing or sample reference so SYZ can confirm production options.
