asifshiraz
Plastic
- Joined
- May 22, 2012
- Location
- Austin, TX
I have a square, weight bearing steel bar, that will rotate. I need to have the weight rest on a stationary support. What kind of connection can I make between them?
My research leads to a thrust bearing, which can hold the bar, and its flange is connected to the stationary support below. But they all have a hole in the middle. A round shoulder of my bar will just rotate inside the hole in the bearing, instead of causing the bearing to rotate. A square bore will work, but all of those that came in search results were for harrows in agriculture industry. What is the standard approach for this situation?
I have described the same in the attached image.
My research leads to a thrust bearing, which can hold the bar, and its flange is connected to the stationary support below. But they all have a hole in the middle. A round shoulder of my bar will just rotate inside the hole in the bearing, instead of causing the bearing to rotate. A square bore will work, but all of those that came in search results were for harrows in agriculture industry. What is the standard approach for this situation?
I have described the same in the attached image.