Bronze Flanged Sleeve Bearing
Self-lubricating bronze bushing engineered for heavy-duty rotational and linear motion applications. Manufactured from SAE841 sintered bronze with oil-impregnated construction, providing continuous lubrication throughout operational life and eliminating the need for external greasing.
The integrated flange incorporates multiple mounting holes for secure installation to machinery frames or structural components. This design prevents axial movement while maintaining precise shaft alignment under load. Bronze material delivers excellent wear resistance, low friction coefficient, and superior load-bearing capacity in demanding environments.
Applications span across conveyor systems, agricultural equipment, industrial pumps, electric motors, gearboxes, and material handling machinery requiring reliable bearing support with minimal maintenance requirements. The corrosion-resistant bronze alloy ensures extended service life in humid or chemically aggressive conditions.
Specs: Flanged Design | Oil-Impregnated Bronze | Self-Lubricating | Multi-Hole Mounting Pattern | High Load Capacity
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