Slide bearings

Sintered bearings made from bronze or iron, impregnated with oil, graphite or MoS2. The production method used for these bearings gives them high precision and a good price/quality ratio, as well as a long service life.

Wrapped bearings with a steel, stainless steel or bronze outer jacket. The wearing surface consists of a PTFE compound (DU) or a POM layer (DX).

Wrapped bronze slide bearings with lubrication chambers. The phosphor tin bronze material makes these bearings very tough and highly suitable for heavy loads and environments with a relatively high degree of dirt.

Solid bronze bearings with and without graphite lubricating pins. Available in a range material varieties, with the most common being: CuSn5, CuSn7, CuSn10 and CuZn25Ai5. When fitted with lubricating pins, these bearings are self-lubricating. The use of certain types of materials and lubricating pins also creates varieties that are resistant to seawater for use in lock gates, for instance.

Slide bearings with a steel outer jacket and a wearing surface made from woven fibreglass and Teflon. The bearings can resist extremely heavy permitted loads and do not suffer from the stick-slip effect.