Grader bronze graphite bushings | Metal-Polymer Plain Bearings

Bronze Bearings is a self-lubricating bearing which is based on high-strength copper alloy and which needs to process holes in its working surface and fill in solid lubricant according to the working conditions. This copper alloy inlaid solid lubricant bearing combines the high load-bearing and wear resistance of the copper alloy. The self-lubricating properties of the solid lubricant make it unnecessary to maintain during use. It is especially suitable for high load, high temperature, low speed and other parts that cannot be oiled or difficult to form an oil film.

Application requirements

For large civil engineering projects, heavy equipment such as bulldozers and bulldozers move the soil and aggregate in place to form a rough grade surface, from which the electric grader provides a flat or sloping surface to obtain the final surface.
This smooth surface is produced by long blades attached to the grader, which are precisely adjusted in position and Angle by means of a hydraulic cylinder and a link and pivot system.

Agricultural Grader bearing solutions

Heavy bearing - advantage

High performance, heavy duty sliding bearings have the following advantages: environmentally friendly drying operation, can eliminate grease on the soil pollution

Reduce equipment costs without the need for lubrication systems, channels, hoses, joints/parts and expensive oil seals

Reduced cost of ownership, maintenance-free operation and extended service life

Higher productivity and less downtime for bearing maintenance and replacement

Lightweight, compact and rugged bearing design with excellent impact resistance, coaxiality and wear

Composite bearing structure provides excellent chemical corrosion resistance

Application requirements

For large civil engineering projects, heavy equipment such as bulldozers and bulldozers move the soil and aggregate in place to form a rough grade surface, from which the electric grader provides a flat or sloping surface to obtain the final surface.

This smooth surface is produced by long blades attached to the grader, which are precisely adjusted in position and Angle by means of a hydraulic cylinder and a link and pivot system.