OILITE
BRONZE-GRAPHITE SINTERED BEARINGS
Chemical composition |
Cu-Sn Cu-Sn-C |
Apparent density (g/cm3) |
5.8-6.0 6.0-6.2 6.2-6.4 6.4-6.8 |
Admissible charge “p*v” [daN/cm2 * m/s] | Max. 20 |
Functioning temperature range [0C] | |
- oil impregnated: |
- 40 +80 |
- sel-flubricant without oil: |
- 60 +250 |
Revolution speed regime | 50-30000 rot/min |
External diameter [mm] | 8 – 100 |
Height/Diameter ratio | max 2 |
Cross-section surface |
max 30 cm2 |
Sintering – the technology we use to produce oilite
bronze-graphite bearings - is the method of making objects/components by heating (bellow the melting point) and pressing the metallic powders until particles
adhere to each other.
Sintered
bronze is particularly suited for producing bearings since its porosity
facilitates the flowing of lubricants through their structure.Thus, due to their special composition
the bronze-graphite sintered bearings have the self-lubrication property
(oil impregnation in standstill, oil film during rotation, oil
re-absorption after stop)
Oilite sintered bearings have an
extended range of applications but are particularly designed to
function
in special conditions as the following:
-
extreme (low/high) temperature regimes;
- high revolution speed;
- corrosive environment.