Bronze Flat Bar Can be processed into casting bronze bushing, Oil Impregnated Bearings, graphite-plugged bronze bushing, custom bronze bushing, wear plates, and custom parts. These bearing bronze are stocked in various shapes including straight & flange types, thrust washers, wear pads, and more.

Brnzeoilless.com manufactures a complete range of Bearings and Cast Materials all of which are made to the highest standards to optimize the performance of your product.

Our self-lubricating bearing processing materials include a bronze flat bar of C220, C510, C544, C614, C630, C642, C655, C675, C729, C863, C903, C932, C936, C954, C955, and C959. Each of these alloys possesses certain qualities that make them specific to various industries for high-quality mechanical parts, such as strength, high corrosion resistance, and wear resistance being the most obvious characteristics.

• Bronze flat bars possess impressive strength, allowing them to withstand heavy loads and resist deformation.
• Bronze flat bars possess impressive strength, allowing them to withstand heavy loads and resist deformation.
• Corrosion Resistance, excellent thermal and electrical conductivity

Bronze flat bars are manufactured through a process called casting or extrusion. In the casting method, molten bronze is poured into molds and allowed to solidify into the desired shape. Extrusion involves pushing the molten bronze through a specially designed die, resulting in a continuous flat bar with precise dimensions.

After the initial manufacturing process, the bronze flat bars undergo further treatments, such as heat treatment or cold working, to enhance their mechanical properties. This ensures that the bars meet the required specifications for strength, hardness, and dimensional accuracy.

The material used in self-lubricating bronze bearings is composed of a solid bar with embedded graphite. During the friction process, the bronze flat bar carries most of the load. After friction, the solid lubricant in the hole or slot is transferred or counter-transferred to the friction surface, forming a well-lubricated, firmly attached, and uniformly covered solid transfer film on the friction surface, which greatly reduces frictional wear. As the friction proceeds, the solid lubricant is continuously supplied to the friction surface, ensuring good lubrication to the friction substrate during long-term operation.

Bronze bushings can be made from sintered bronze or cast bronze. Oil-impregnated bronze bushings, which are made from sintered bronze, are typically maximized in applications that deal with both high and low speeds. These bushings can also be used in high and low-temperature applications.
Cast bronze, alternatively, can make bronze bushings more resistant to corrosion. The use of cast bronze for bronze bushings allows them to be truly useful for wet environments and surroundings.
Bronze bushings are often utilized in ship propellers, submerged bearings, small electric motors, agricultural machinery, and construction equipment. Industries that maximize the properties and qualities of the bronze flat bars include iron and steel manufacturing, food processing, and automobile.