Lubrite and alternative self-lubricated pad materials
Lubrite and alternative self-lubricated pad materials
(OP)
I'm looking for an alternative material to be used instead of Lubrite self-lubricated bearings.
Infact, it looks like that this "lubrite" material is not easy to be found and purchased...
What would you suggest to use, if you had to find a flat pad suitable for T=400°C , with a vertical load of 16000 kg (assuming a contact area of 200x200mm)?
Thank you!
PS: I have checked in the forum, there is only one reference to Lubrite, in this thread: thread794-102821: Coefficient Of Friction For Lubrite
Infact, it looks like that this "lubrite" material is not easy to be found and purchased...
What would you suggest to use, if you had to find a flat pad suitable for T=400°C , with a vertical load of 16000 kg (assuming a contact area of 200x200mm)?
Thank you!
PS: I have checked in the forum, there is only one reference to Lubrite, in this thread: thread794-102821: Coefficient Of Friction For Lubrite





RE: Lubrite and alternative self-lubricated pad materials
You can find them at the following address:
http://www.lubron.com/
LUBRON BEARING SYSTEMS
17611 METZLER LANE, HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92647 USA
PHONE (714) 841-3007 FAX (714) 841-3507
Hope it helps.
Ibrahim Demir
RE: Lubrite and alternative self-lubricated pad materials
Either contact the company directly or go through Thomas Net.
http://www
RE: Lubrite and alternative self-lubricated pad materials
Or consider elastomeric bearings. These depend on the shear deformation of an elastomer and so have restricted movement for a given bearing.
RE: Lubrite and alternative self-lubricated pad materials
I need a material that can resist up to 400 °C.
RE: Lubrite and alternative self-lubricated pad materials