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Spherical bearing hydraulic cylinder ID=100mm
- Seller
- Verified company · Holm, Germany
- Availability
- Confirmed 12 Sep 2026
- Responds
- Within 24 hours, by a person
- Ships
- EXW · parcel or forwarder · pickup possible
About this part
Surplus stock from a warehouse clearance in Holm, Germany. Original listing (German): Gelenklager Hydraulikzylinder ID=100mm
Possible match · from the OceanSphere register
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- Equipment
- Orkot Marine Stern Tube Bearing
- Model
- Orkot TLM 100mm
- Manufacturer
- Orkot Marine
- Type
- Stern Tube Bearing
- Category
- Shaft Line Equipment
- Shaft diameter mm
- 100
- Bearing material
- PTFE composite
- Length
- 200 mm
- Vessel types
- Coastal cargo vessel, Patrol boat, Workboat / tug, Offshore supply vessel, Ferry
- Typical failure
- Bearing wear or lubrication loss can raise temperature and vibration, noticed through monitoring or abnormal noise · Misalignment can produce uneven bearing loads, vibration and accelerated seal wear · Seal deterioration can cause oil leakage or seawater ingress, seen in stern-tube levels or bilges · Corrosion or fretting at interfaces can damage shafts, sleeves or bearing housings
- Spare parts
- Carry approved seal elements, O-rings, bearing service parts, lubricant filters and maker-recommended monitoring sensors or fittings.
About this model
Orkot Marine Orkot TLM 100mm is listed as a Stern Tube Bearing within the Shaft Line Equipment category. It is typically installed along the propulsion shaft line between the engine or gearbox and propeller, including stern-tube and intermediate support positions. Its engineering role is to support, seal, align or transmit propulsion torque while maintaining controlled shaft motion through the hull. The complete model designation should be retained when matching drawings, certificates, service information and spare parts because neighboring variants may differ in configuration even when they share the same equipment family. The exact shipboard arrangement and interfaces remain installation-specific and should be checked against the vessel’s approved drawings and equipment documentation. Where an operating value, tolerance, wear limit or setting is not explicitly stated in the source data, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.