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Alternative To Buchse With Lube Grooves
Lubrication grooves fulfill an important task in metallic bushes. Through them, the lubricant gets directly into the bearing point between the buchse and the shaft. The lubricant thus protects the shaft and bushing from dirt and moisture and ensures low coefficients of friction.
The disadvantages Of Buchse With Groove
- A buchse with a lubrication groove is quite complex to produce since the groove represents an additional machining step and the inner diameter, depending on the dimensions of the buchse, is difficult to achieve with cutting tools.
- The permanent supply of lubricants can only be guaranteed through seamless maintenance.
Graphite Embedded Bronze Design
Buchse with groove – Either the lubricant has to be replenished by hand using a grease gun or something similar, or it has to be automatically replenished using an expensive central lubrication unit. Last but not least, the lubricants end up in the environment. The lubrication grooves guide the lubricant through the bearing point to the outside.
What could you do without oil grooves? And maybe design the lubrication differently?
Graphite Embedded Bronze Design uses High-grade Metal Alloy as thier base material, embedded Graphite, and grease during the process of friction, it will release solid lubricant and lubricant oil automatically. This bearing is widely used in Injection Moulding Machines, Automobile Moulds, Food Machinery, Water Turbines, Engineering Machinery, etc.


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Sinterbuchsen – Oil Impregnation Bushing
Sinterbuchsen approaches the problem of lubricant distribution in a similar but slightly different way than solid bushings with a lubrication groove. The powdered metallurgy process is a mass production process that can reduce costs to a level that can be startlingly low when compared to CNC machining. An added benefit of the sintered metal bushing is the unique pores that are formed in the structure of the metal. These pores can serve as a reservoir for lubricant, providing a passage to the bearing surface. This unique feature adds the benefit of self-lubrication to many powdered metal bearings.
The buchse is maintenance-free.
sinteredbuchse are robust and pressure-resistant.
Oil is only released when the operating temperature is sufficient. If this is not the case, the sinterbuchse metal runs directly and without lubrication on the shaft

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Oilless Buchse materials consist of highly wear-resistant copper and brass alloys
Oilless Buchse materials consist of highly wear-resistant copper and brass alloys, whose sliding surfaces are evenly provided with solid lubricant depots in a so-called “macro distribution”.Depending on the movement sequence, the sliding plugs are sufficiently painted over in order to achieve the build-up of a transfer film for a stable operating condition of the plain bearings. The high density of the bronze ensures high resilience with good embedding properties of any dirt particles in the lubricant depots.
Solid lubricant is released from the sliding material due to microabrasion. In this way, smooth surfaces with a firmly adhering film of solid lubricant form on the sliding partners.
Bronze Buchse Material
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Bronze bushing is the ideal buchse material because it has low friction at high loads and low speeds. It is hard, corrosion resistant, and works well at high temperatures.
Material according to DIN material no. | Mechanical properties | Composition in % | Special properties and application examples |
CuSn7Zn4Pb7-C DIN EN 1982 CC493K Similar materials: CuSn7ZnPb, 2.1090, DIN 1705 (gunmetal, Rg 7, LB 50) C93200 UNS | R m ≥ 260 N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 120 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 12 % HB ≥ 70 | Cu 81-86 Sn 5.2-8 Zn 2-5 Pb 5-8 | Most common and inexpensive gunmetal alloy for plain bearings. With medium hardness, it still has good emergency running properties and sufficient wear resistance. Also suitable when using unhardened shafts and light edge pressure. Short-chipping, easily machinable material, good corrosion resistance (also in seawater), soft and conditionally hard solderable. The main areas of application are plain bearings and bearing bushes for general mechanical engineering. Product with information requirements according to the REACH regulation. |
CuSn12-C DIN EN 1982 CC483K Similar materials: 2.1052, DIN 1705 (SnBz12, Gbz12, LB 65) C90800 UNS, PB 2, BS 1400 | R m ≥ 300 (GC) | ≥ 280 (GZ) N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 150 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 6 % HB ≥ 90 | Cu 85 – 89 Sn 10.5 – 13.0 Pb ≤ 0.7 | Tough-hard material with good wear resistance, also suitable for high sliding speeds. Good corrosion resistance (also in sea water). Particularly suitable for parts that have to withstand surface pressure and impact at the same time and are subject to frictional wear. Resistant to cavitation stress. Positioning and sliding strips, plain bearings in machine tools. Product with information requirements according to the REACH regulation. |
CuSn11Pb2-C DIN EN 1982 CC482K Similar materials: 2.1061, CuSn12Pb, DIN 1705, (LB 66) C92500 UNS | R m ≥ 280 N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 150 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 5 % HB ≥ 90 | Cu 83.5 – 87 Sn 10.5 – 12.5 Pb 0.7 – 2.5 | Tough-hard bearing material with good wear resistance and good emergency running properties. Good corrosion resistance (also in sea water). Similar properties to CuSn12-C, comparatively better machinability due to the addition of lead. Edge pressure must be avoided. Suitable for plain bearings with high peak loads, highly stressed adjusting and sliding strips. Product with information requirements according to the REACH regulation. |
CuSn12Ni2-C DIN EN 1982 CC484K Similar materials: CuSn12Ni, 2.1060, DIN 1705, (LB 68) C91700 UNS, CT2, BS 1400 | R m ≥ 300 (GC) | ≥ 280 (GZ) N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 180 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 10 (GC) | ≥ 8 (GZ) % HB ≥ 90 | Cu 84.5 – 87.5 Sn 11 – 13 Ni 1.5 – 2.5 P 0.05 – 0.4 Pb ≤ 0.3 | Tough-hard material with very high wear resistance, also suitable for high sliding speeds and surface pressures. Good corrosion resistance, seawater resistant, resistant to cavitation stress, moderately machinable. High-speed worm and helical gears. Product with information requirements according to the REACH regulation. |
CuSn8 DIN EN 12163 – 167/12449/1652/1654 CW453K Similar materials: 2.1030, DIN 17662, (Caro Bronze) C52100 UNS PB 104, BS 2870-2875 | R m ≥ 450 N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 280 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 26 – 30 % HB – | Cu balance Sn 7.5 – 8.5 P 0.01 – 0.4 | Cold drawn tin bronze with high phosphorus content. Excellent sliding properties, high wear resistance and good heat resistance. Can be used with hardened shafts and sufficient lubrication for high speeds and high loads. Particularly suitable for thin-walled sockets. seawater resistant. Chips not short-brittle. Piston pin bushings, valve guide bushings, gear bushings, machine tool bearings, bolts, screws, spindles, slide shoes. |
CuSn8P DIN EN 12163, 12449 CW459K Similar materials: 2.1030, (Caro Bronze) | R m ≥ 460 N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 280 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 26 – 30 % HB – | Cu balance Sn 7.5 – 8.5 P 0.2 – 0.4 | Like CuSn8 (see above). The increased phosphorus content is said to further improve wear resistance and sliding properties. |
CuAl10Fe5Ni5-C DIN EN 1982 CC333G Similar materials: 2.0975, CuAl10Ni, DIN 1714 (AlBz10Ni, LB75-1) Cu 95 800, C 95 500 UNS AB 2, BS 1400 | R m ≥ 650 N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 280 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 13 % HB ≥ 150 | Cu 76 – 83 Al 8.5 – 10.5 Ni 4 – 6 Fe 4.0 – 5.5 Mn ≤ 3 Zn ≤ 0.5 | Construction material with high strength values, resistant to cold and even hot sea water. Very good heat resistance. Very good fatigue strength in air and sea water. Very resistant to cavitation and corrosion, highly resilient with good wear resistance. Good lubrication required in case of sliding stress. Very good pressure tightness. Very easy to weld. Highly stressed plain bearings and worm gears. Worm and screw gears at the highest tooth pressures. |
CuAl10Ni5Fe4 DIN EN 12163 / 12167 / 12420 CW307G Similar materials: 2.0966, CuAl10Fe5Ni5, DIN 1766, (LB 75) C63200, C63000 UNS CA 104, BS 2872, 2874, 2875 | R m ≥ 680 N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 320 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 10 % HB – | Cu remainder Al 8.5 – 11 Ni 4 – 6 Fe 3 – 5 Mn ≤ 1 Zn ≤ 0.4 | High strength even at higher temperatures up to approx. 400 °C. High fatigue strength even under corrosion stress. Resistant to neutral and acidic, aqueous media and sea water. Good resistance to scaling, erosion and cavitation. Very high wear resistance. Good sliding properties on mating materials with hard surfaces and with proper lubrication. Mechanically and chemically stressed parts in machine building, shipbuilding and mining. |
CuSn10Pb10-C DIN EN 1982 CC495K Similar materials: CuPb10Sn, 2.1176, DIN 1716 (G-PbBz15, LBB 82) C93700 UNS, LB 2, BS 1400 | R m ≥ 220 N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 110 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 8 % HB ≥ 70 | Cu 78 – 82 Sn 9 – 11 Pb 8 – 11 Ni ≤ 2 Zn ≤ 2 Sb ≤ 0.5 | The soft lead bronze is a medium-soft tin-lead bronze with particularly good heat resistance and good emergency running properties with high mechanical values. It has good wear resistance and good running-in properties, is seawater-resistant and insensitive to many alkalis, acids, dust, dirt and edge pressure. Maximum permissible specific surface pressure [p] up to 60 N/mm2 with good cooling lubrication. Very good machinability. Product with information requirements according to the REACH regulation. |
CuZn37Mn3Al2PbSi DIN EN 12164 – 168/12420/12449 CW713R Similar materials: 2.0550, CuZn40Al2, SoMs58Al2 DIN 17660, C67400 UNS CZ 135 BS, 2870-2875 | R m ≥ 590 N/mm² R p 0.2 ≥ 370 N/mm² A 5 ≥ 10 % HB – | Cu 57 – 59 Mn 1.5 – 3 Al 1.3 – 2.3 Pb 0.2 – 0.8 Si 0.3 – 1.3 Zn balance | Special brass for statically highly stressed bearing points. Construction material with high strength. Good resistance to atmospheric corrosion, slightly aggressive water and gases, and oil corrosion. For high demands on sliding stress, high wear resistance. Medium machinability. Structural parts in mechanical engineering, plain bearings, valve guides, transmission parts, piston rings. Product with information requirements according to the REACH regulation. |