Trunnion Wheels
Forged from high strength steel, GK’s trunnion wheels are designed for extended service life. Small to large, GK provides custom wheels for most rotary applications.
Sprockets and Chains
GK works with top chain suppliers to deliver the highest quality rotary drum chains and sprocket assemblies available in the industry.
Bearing Assemblies
General Kinematics uses the best bearings available on all our equipment, and so can you! Call us with your bearing part number to find out how you can upgrade to GK’s premium bearings.
Rebuild Services
Send us your drum and let us rebuild it! GK will refurbish your existing machine, upgrading it with the GK LOCK-TITE liner system and GK drive components for superior maintenance and service life.
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Vibratory Duty Flange and Pillow Block Bearings
General Kinematics replacement bearings are specifically engineered to withstand the dynamic loads produced by vibratory motion. Special seals and high capacity tapered rollers help insure long service life. Many bearing sizes are available for immediate shipment, or bearing conversion packages can be engineered to increase the uptime and performance of your non-GK vibratory equipment.
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Coil Reactor Springs |
Double eye loop mounted coil spring used between exciter and machine body on vibratory equipment. |
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Coil Drive Springs |
Double eye loop mounted coil spring used between the drive bracket and eccentric arm on vibratory equipment drives. |
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Coil Isolation Springs |
Coil spring used between support steel and vibrating equipment to isolate the transmission of vibration to the ground. Available in double eye loop or standard flat mounting depending on your machine and application. |
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Rubber “Marshmallow” Springs |
Rubber springs used between support steel and vibrating equipment to isolate the transmission of vibration to the ground. Available in various sizes and spring rates depending on your application. |
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