Place of Origin:
Shandong, China
Brand Name:
sennai
Model Number:
001
Professional Customized Cross Oil Groove Low-carbon Steel Quenched Bushing
Carbon steel bushings are cylindrical mechanical components designed to reduce friction and wear between moving parts. They are typically used in applications where a rotating shaft or axle needs to move smoothly within a housing or bearing.
Carbon steel, a type of steel alloy, is the primary material used for manufacturing these bushings. It contains a higher carbon content compared to other steels, which provides enhanced hardness and wear resistance. This makes carbon steel bushings suitable for applications that involve moderate to heavy loads and abrasive conditions.
The construction of carbon steel bushings typically involves a solid cylindrical sleeve with an inner diameter that matches the size of the shaft or axle it will be installed on. The outer diameter is sized to fit securely within the housing or bearing. The bushing is usually press-fitted into the housing or bearing, creating a low-friction surface for the shaft or axle to rotate on.
Carbon steel bushings offer several advantages. They are known for their strength and durability, allowing them to withstand heavy loads and resist wear over time. Their wear resistance helps minimize friction and reduce the risk of damage to mating components. Carbon steel bushings are also relatively cost-effective compared to alternative materials, making them a popular choice for many applications.
Machinability is another notable feature of carbon steel bushings. Carbon steel is relatively easy to machine, enabling precise manufacturing of bushings with tight tolerances and complex shapes. This flexibility allows for custom bushings to be produced to meet specific application requirements.
It's important to consider that carbon steel bushings may not be suitable for applications involving high temperatures or corrosive environments. In such cases, materials like stainless steel, bronze, or self-lubricating polymers may be more appropriate. Proper lubrication and maintenance should also be considered to ensure optimal performance and longevity of carbon steel bushings.
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Performance Index
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Data
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Hardness
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HRC
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58-62
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Max Load
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N/mm2
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250
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Max Linear Velocity
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m/s
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0.1
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Max PV Value
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N/mm2.m/s
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1.5
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WorkingTemperature Limit
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℃
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-100~ +350
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Linear Expension Coefficient
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10-5/℃
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1.1
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Performance Index
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Data
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Hardness
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HV
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≥650
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Max Load
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N/mm2
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200
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Max Linear Velocity
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m/s
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0.1
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Max PV Value
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N/mm2.m/s
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1.5
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WorkingTemperature Limit
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℃
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-100~ +350
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Linear Expension Coefficient
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10-5/℃
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1.1
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Performance Index
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Data
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Hardness
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HV
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≥650
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Max Load
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N/mm2
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200
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Max Linear Velocity
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m/s
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0.1
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Max PV Value
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N/mm2.m/s
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1.5
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WorkingTemperature Limit
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℃
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-100~ +350
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Linear Expension Coefficient
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10-5/℃
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1.1
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Material and bushing
characteristics |
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value
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Company
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value
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Maximum load
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Mpa
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100
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psi
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145,00
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working temperature
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℃
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-40 to 300
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°F
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-40 to 572
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Max Linear Velocity
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m/s
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0.5
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fpm
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100
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Maximum PV Value
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m/sxMPa
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1.65
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pis x fpm
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48,000
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Minimum hardness of sliding layer
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HB
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210
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HB
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210
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Minimum hardness of dual parts
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HRC
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40
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HRC
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40
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