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Product Spotlight: Bushings and Bearings

December 9, 2008

MD Staff

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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

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Copper Graphalloy bushing Fittyings

On March 16th, 2010 Chandra Verma (not verified) says:

It was intresting to note about graphalloy suitability on cryogenics.
This means ,can we use the Dry ice ( CO2 ) to freeze the bushing for assembly in the housing .
We have a 4 " dia copper graphalloy bush bearing to be fitted in the housing which has 10 thou interference .

Alternativley is there any standrad procedure avialble please.
Thanks

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