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  1. Crosshead - Wikipedia

    A piston rod is attached to the piston and links it to the crosshead, which is a large casting sliding in crosshead guides (UK: slidebar), allowing it only to move in the same direction as the piston travel.

  2. Crossheads (Weather-Resistant Materials) - ArchitecturalDepot.com

    Each kit comes with a beautiful crosshead and pilasters, giving your door a complete look. Made from weather and rot-resistant materials, these kits are perfect for exterior doors.

  3. Crosshead - The Home Depot

    Get free shipping on qualified Crosshead products or Buy Online Pick Up in Store today in the Building Materials Department.

  4. Crossheads & Pediments - Fypon

    'Free' shipping includes ground for all available products sold through site.

  5. Crossheads & Headers- Proudly Weather Resistant | Ekena Millwork

    Transform your home with durable urethane crossheads that install in minutes. No heavy lifting, no special tools required. Unlike wood, our lightweight crossheads resist weather, rot, and insects …

  6. The Basic Types of Crossheads to Know - Direct From The Designers

    With so many types of architecture, of course there are all kinds of crosshead styles to complement them! Here are the basic types of crossheads to keep in mind.

  7. CROSSHEAD definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

    A crosshead is a block or bar between the piston and the connecting rod of an engine, that prevents the piston from moving from side to side and damaging the piston and cylinder.

  8. Crossheads - Door Crossheads and Crossheads for Windows

    Made from highly durable polyurethane, crossheads are lightweight and only require standard tools used for working with wood and an excellent adhesive product. Once installed, you can paint the …

  9. What is a Crosshead? - WikiMotors

    May 23, 2024 · A crosshead is a mechanism found in larger reciprocating engines that guides a piston rod up and down. This helps to eliminate sideways pressure on the piston, which would otherwise be …

  10. Choosing the Right Crossheads for Your Home

    A traditional crosshead has texture across its width. Smoothly carved lines that dip in and bulge out are common, and dentil block patterns are also seen on older classic homes.