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Lewis Sealed Ball Bearing
Directional Boring Swivels prevent equipment's rotational torque
from interfering with the product being pulled. In a typical boring
application, the swivel is attached behind the reamer head and to
the pipe or cable being pulled through the bore. Permanently sealed
to keep contaminants out, they never require lubrication.
