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MACHINE TOOL BUSHINGS

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MACHINE TOOL BUSHING

Material :

SAE 40; CDA 836

Minimum Hardness 60BHN @ 500kg Load

Size :

Available in Various Sizes

 

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RECTANGULAR FEED SCREW NUT & CHECK NUT

Material :

Manganese Bronze SAE 430-B; C863

Minimum Hardness 195BHN @ 3000kg Load

Size :

Available in Different Sizes

 

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WOOD PULP BUSHINGS

Material :

SAE 63/JIS BC2/BC3 (Material Match to Hardened Steel)

Size :

Available in Various Sizes

 

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PRESIDENTIAL TROPHY

Material :

SAE 40, ASTM B505, CDA 836

Typical Uses:

SAE 40, Tiger Bronze are versatile, all-purpose bronze alloy that can be easily machined. It is preferred bronze alloy of choice as replacement due to its versatility, consistency and unmatched reliability.

 

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OIL COOLER COVER

Material :

SAE 40, ASTM B505, CDA 836

Typical Uses:

SAE 40, Tiger Bronze are versatile, all-purpose bronze alloy that can be easily machined. It is preferred bronze alloy of choice as replacement due to its versatility, consistency and unmatched reliability.

 

 

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CRANE CENTER POST BUSHING

Material :

Hi-Grade Phosphor Bronze SAE 65 ASTM B505, CDA907

Typical Uses:

Phosphur Bronze combine good strength with high fatigue resistance without having to conpromise on its machinability, use under severe conditions, heavy-pressure bearings and bushing to use against hardened steel.

 

 

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USEFUL RESOURCES

Bronze are unquestionably the most versitile class of bearing materials offering a broad range of properties from a wide range of alloy selection and composition.

  1. • SAE 40
  2. • SAE 430 - A
  3. • SAE 62
  4. • SAE 63
  5. • SAE 64
  6. • SAE 65
  7. • SAE 67
  8. • SAE 68

Three Fundamental Elements:

  1. • Understanding the Service Environment
  2. • Designing for proper Lubrication
  3. • Selecting the Best Bearing Material for Job