Graphite bronze bearing material is a composite material composed of bronze as the base metal and graphite as a solid lubricant. The bronze provides strength, durability, and load-carrying capacity, while the graphite acts as a self-lubricating agent, reducing friction and wear. This combination makes graphite bronze bearings ideal for applications where reliability, efficiency, and longevity are paramount.

The combination of self-lubrication, low friction coefficient, and structural strength provided by graphite bronze bushing material results in a reliable and efficient solution for various applications. It enables smooth movement, reduces maintenance requirements, extends the lifespan of the bearing, and contributes to the overall performance of the mechanical system.

C93200 is an alloy of bronze that primarily consists of copper (approximately 81%) with the addition of tin (approximately 7-9%) and a small amount of lead (around 2-4%). This composition provides the material with its desired properties for sleeve plain bearings.

• C93200 bronze bearings have excellent self-lubricating properties, which means they can operate with minimal external lubrication.
• These bearings are known for their high load-carrying capacity. They can withstand moderate to heavy loads, making them suitable for applications with demanding operating conditions.
• Bronze bearings, including C93200, exhibit good corrosion resistance. This makes them suitable for applications exposed to moisture, chemicals, and other corrosive substances.

C93200 bronze bearings can be produced in various configurations, such as sleeve bearings, flanged bearings, and thrust washers. This versatility allows for their use in different types of machinery and equipment.