A Shim is designed to provide a tight fit between the Push Arm and Bearing Cap to adjust the alignment of the joint or connection in the Stabilizer Push Arm. The thickness of the shim can vary depending on the weight and size of the equipment it needs to support. Shims are typically drilled or punched with holes to accommodate bolts, screws, or other fasteners used to secure the equipment. Some Shims may also be welded to the equipment to provide additional stability and support.

Attributes:
• Allows for precise calibration and alignment adjustments, and is resistant to wear and deformation
• Eliminates play or looseness between parts, and ensures secure fit
• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability, reliability, and productivity

Applications:
A Shim is used in the Push Arm to provide a precise and controlled amount of spacing or support.