We are tryng to figure out what the "SPBR" stands for that is in position C in the diagram I posted. That is not the drawing, i used that to clariry what I am trying to find out!
We are tryng to figure out what the "SPBR" stands for that is in position C in the diagram I posted. That is not the drawing, i used that to clariry what I am trying to find out!
It is not on the customer drawing...it is one a drawing made by our Japanese mother company..getting information from them is almost always difficult. I thought I would check here first as this is a great (and much more responsive) resource!
The only SPBR I could identify was a specific type of linear bearing with a unique motion pattern. Is it possible that they are specifying that you use this linear bearing?
The only SPBR I could identify was a specific type of liner bearing with a unique motion pattern. Is it possible that they are specifying that you use this linear bearing?
That's what I found..but in the application "a small stamp item - looks like a washer - that serves as a valve in a shock absorber ( what we call a damper) that answer didn't seem to make any sense!
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