Product Spotlight: Bushings and Bearings

    Dec. 9, 2008
    Graphalloy bushings and bearings can withstand temperature from cryogenic to 1,000°F and are dimensionally stable when submerged or under load — applications where oil, grease, and plastic fail.

    Graphalloy bushings and bearings can withstand temperature from cryogenic to 1,000°F and are dimensionally stable when submerged or under load — applications where oil, grease, and plastic fail. The components, made from a graphite/metal alloy (molten metal, graphite, and carbon), are self-lubricating, a key feature in applications where maintenance operations are infrequent or difficult.

    Graphite Metallizing Corp.
    1050 Nepperhan Ave.
    Yonkers, NY 10703
    (914) 968- 8400
    graphalloy.com

    Continue Reading

    Sponsored Recommendations

    Sept. 16, 2025
    From robotic arms to high-speed conveyors, accuracy matters. Discover how encoders transform motor control by turning motion into real-time datadelivering tighter speed control...
    Sept. 16, 2025
    Keep high-torque gearboxes running efficiently with external lubrication and cooling systems delivered fast. Flexible configurations, sensor-ready monitoring, and stocked options...
    Sept. 16, 2025
    Now assembled in the U.S., compact P2.e planetary gear units combine maximum torque, thermal efficiency, and flexible configurations for heavy-duty applicationsavailable faster...
    Sept. 16, 2025
    Safety in automation goes beyond fences and emergency stops. Learn how functional safety actively monitors and controls motiondelivering smarter protection, greater flexibility...

    Voice your opinion!

    To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Machine Design, create an account today!