Sleeve Bearings
Sleeve bearings (sometimes called bushings, journal bearings or plain bearings) facilitate linear movement between two parts. Sleeve bearings consist of a metal, plastic or fiber-reinforced composite sleeves that reduce vibrations and noise by absorbing friction between two moving parts using a sliding motion.
Sleeve bearings offer several advantages, including lower cost, less maintenance, greatly reduce noise at low speeds and easier installation. Sleeve bearing performance is also marked by a higher load capacity, especially shock load resistance due to their greater contact zone. Sleeve bearings with a conformal liner compensate for misalignment issues and vibration damping, these one-piece design low-friction bearings reduce housing dimensions and weight by having a thin wall section.
- ISOSTATIC B-35-4 Sleeve Bearings
- 0.331 lb
- 4500 fpm
- ISOSTATIC B-35-5 Sleeve Bearings
- Cast Iron
- 042149
- ISOSTATIC B-35-6 Sleeve Bearings
- ABMA, ASTM A48 Class
- GYE40KRRB
- ISOSTATIC B-35-3 Sleeve Bearings
- Uncoated
- 053893535784
- ISOSTATIC B-35-2 Sleeve Bearings
- 0.85 m/s SFPM
- Polyacetal
- ISOSTATIC B-34-6 Sleeve Bearings
- a complete line of s
- Steel
- ISOSTATIC B-34-5 Sleeve Bearings
- Flange Block
- 0.0
- ISOSTATIC B-34-4 Sleeve Bearings
- 1
- Uncoated
- ISOSTATIC B-34-3 Sleeve Bearings
- 1230
- 146
- ISOSTATIC B-34-2 Sleeve Bearings
- W40
- Removal Nut (NO
- ISOSTATIC EW-203201 Sleeve Bearings
- 3.4375 in
- 1.2500 in
- ISOSTATIC B-24-4 Sleeve Bearings
- 20 mm
- 12