
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Cylinder Eyes
Rod eyes create a compact attachment point for cylinder rods, lifting mechanisms, and moving structural members. Confirm bore, thread, eye width, pin fit, and side-load limits for the assembly.
• Material: Carbon steel.
• Surface: Zinc plating.
• Heat Treated Chromoly Available.
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Ask for Custom SupportROD EYE are eye-style attachment components for cylinders, lifting mechanisms, pivoting arms, and fabricated control links. The eye or bore accepts a pin or spherical bearing and creates a compact articulated connection between the moving member and its support. Confirm bore, eye width, thread or weld interface, pin fit, side-load control, lubrication, retention, and alignment throughout the working travel.

Rod eyes create a compact attachment point for cylinder rods, lifting mechanisms, and moving structural members. Confirm bore, thread, eye width, pin fit, and side-load limits for the assembly.

Eye-ended components are common at pivoting connections on agricultural and construction equipment where a pinned joint must tolerate oscillating motion. Plan lubrication, sealing, and inspection access around the pin.

Rod eyes can be welded or threaded into custom links and brackets when a simple pinned articulation is preferred. Check weld procedure, alignment, pin retention, and the full load path.

Supports fabricated assemblies where eye-end hardware integrates with rods, turnbuckles, or linkage packages.

Suitable where the design requires a threaded stud relationship with a robust eye-end connector profile.

Works well in OEM hardware programs needing plated steel rod eyes with optional chromoly upgrade paths.
A rod eye is used as an eye-end connection in linkage and hardware assemblies where a threaded mount and compact eye geometry are required.
The standard material is carbon steel with zinc plating, while chromoly steel is available as an option.
Start with bore x thread and B, then confirm D, W, A, C, and the thread reference against your assembly dimensions.
Yes. The series includes left-hand threaded variants as shown by the paired part number structure.
Yes. This style is commonly used in linkage and suspension hardware packages where a stronger eye-end connection is needed.
Yes. SYZ can review custom material, dimensional, and application requirements for OEM hardware programs.