Steering system bearings

Aluminium Roller Bearing Manufactured in 6082 aluminium and anodised Accepts sealing system for lip seals or rudder tube and gaitor Low friction co-efficient Available in self-aligning version

... 801S. The locking system is by a flange with holes to fix on the deck through bolts or screws on counter flange (to order separately). Usually they are mounted in a preset slot because there is no cap or watertight system. ...

The rudder bearings 801 are built of aluminium 3571with silver anodization and self aligning ertalyte ball. They are designed for an easy installation. This kind of rudder bearings is available in the ...

The rudder bearings 802 are available only in the lower version for the hull. These bearings are made of aluminium 3571 silver anodized. They are self-aligning with locking flange, outer cylindrical body ...

The rudder bearings 803 series are made of aluminium 3571 with black hardkote anodization. They are self-aligning and the sliding in on three lines of spherical peek rollers. This kind of rudder bearing ...

... its self-aligning system (max angle -18°) the flange remains always flat, avoiding to build recesses on the deck for the vertical alignment between the rudder shaft and bearings. The bearings ...

... self-lubricating and maintenance free. Steering is smoother and quieter. Minor mounting adjustments to the rudder system’s steering components may be necessary if the height of the unit ...

... They are available with and without a separate lower bearing insert. This insert installs from inside or outside the hull (depending on the application) and replaces the conventional marine bearing. ...