Self-lubricating Bushes With Solid Lubricants
Self-Lubricating Bushes with Solid Lubricants are made from an alloy of aluminum, nickel, bronze and copper, with solid lubricants plugged in a matrix. The lubricant materials have a high density compound made of graphite, PTFE & metallic elements and the composition depends upon the application. It is used in applications such as toggle link bearings for injection molding machines, arm link bearings for power shovels, for use in conditions of high load, low velocity & self-lubrication such as dam gate and water gate bushings, for underwater use like guide vane bearings of turbine, for use at a high temperature, including iron & manufacturing machineries as well as for use in strong radioactive environment. It is used in industries such as nuclear power plant, hydraulic steel structures, offshore industry, ship building, power stations & reactors, iron & steel mills, heavy engineering, mining, construction and in earth moving machinery as well as in crane & conveyor systems, civil engineering bridges, and pipelines.
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