Tin Lead Bronze Alloy CuSn4Pb24 Bi Metal Bearings Carbon Steel HB 45-70

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Place of Origin:	China
Brand Name:	TOB Bimetal Bearings
Certification:	ISO 16949

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Price:	negotiated
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Detailed Product Description

Material:	Low Carbon Steel Wth Tin-Lead-Bronze Alloy (CuSn4Pb24)	Types:	Wrapped Bushes, Thrust Washer And Bushes On Connecting Rod Level Of Gas Engine, Etc.
Application:	Main Shaft And Con Rod Shaft Of Internal Combustion Engine With Heavy Duty Capacity And High Speed	Alloy Hardness:	HB 45-70
Max. Load:	130N/mm²	Max. Working Temperature:	Grease Lubrication Is 150℃, Oil Lubrication Is 250℃
Highlight:	rod end bearing , plain bearing bush

Bimetal Bearings , Low Carbon Steel Wth CuSn4Pb24

CuSn4Pb24 Bimetal Bearings is backed with high quality low carbon steel with Tin-Lead-Bronze alloy (CuSn4Pb24) sintered on its surface.

To effectively decrease abrasion, CuSn4Pb24 Bimetal Bearings' alloy surface can be machined with oil grooves for easier oil storage. When necessary, an erosion protection coating can be plated on the steel back. In common application.

CuSn4Pb24 Bimetal Bearings is used to make wrapped bushes, thrust washer and bushes on connecting rod level of gas engine, etc.

CuSn4Pb24 Bimetal Bearings is widely used in main shaft and con rod shaft of internal combustion engine with heavy duty capacity and high speed.

Physical and Mechanical Performance

Performance Index		Data	Performance Index		Data
Max. Load		130N/mm²	Mating Axis	Hardness	≥48 HRC
Linear Velocity	Grease Lubrication	2.5 m/s		Roughness	Ra=0.16~0.63
	Oil Lubrication	10 m/s	Max. Working Temperature	Grease Lubrication	150℃
Max. PV value	Grease Lubrication	2.8N/mm²·m/s		Oil Lubrication	250℃
	Oil Lubrication	10N/mm²·m/s	Friction Coefficient		0.05~0.15
Anti-tensile Strength		150 N/mm²	Heat-conducting Coefficient		60 W/(m*k)
Alloy hardness		HB 45-70	Heat-expansion Coefficient		19*10^-6k