Specifications and sourcing for Titan arm rod ends model TSFX5

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2012Arms forum

14 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

The rod ends used in Titan arm socket blocks are designated TSFX5 and are 5/16 inch rod ends, not eye bolts.
TSFX5 rod ends are produced by Tuthill and feature a 52100 steel ball with alloy steel body construction.
The TSFX5 has a load capacity of 7639 pounds and can accommodate up to 14 degrees of angular misalignment.
TSFX5 rod ends use 5/16-24 male threads with a thread length of 0.687 inch.
These rod ends can be sourced from race shops, bearing stores, McMaster Carr, or directly from the manufacturer.

The thread mentions conflicting information about whether the parts are titanium, with one person claiming they were told this but another disputing it; the datasheet confirms they are steel, not titanium.
Load capacity specifications provided are from the datasheet but not verified through independent testing in this discussion.