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steel bushing for excavator
Benefits of hardened steel sleeve bushings:
Durability: Hardened steel sleeve bushings are highly resistant to wear, abrasion, and deformation, making them suitable for applications with high-friction or heavy-load conditions.
Increased load capacity: The hardness and strength characteristics of hardened steel enable these bushings to withstand higher loads and provide reliable support to the mating parts.
Wear resistance: The hard surface of the bushing reduces the friction and wear that can occur between moving parts, extending the component's lifespan and reducing maintenance requirements.
Corrosion resistance: Depending on the specific steel grade chosen, hardened steel sleeve bushings can offer good corrosion resistance, ensuring their performance in challenging environments.
Versatility: Hardened steel sleeve bushings can be used in various applications, including automotive, machinery, industrial equipment, and tooling, where high performance and durability are required.
Performance Index | | Data | |
Hardness | HRC | 58-62 | |
Max Load | N/mm2 | 250 | |
Max Linear Velocity | m/s | 0.1 | |
Max PV Value | N/mm2.m/s | 1.5 | |
WorkingTemperature Limit | ℃ | -100~ +350 | |
Linear Expension Coefficient | 10-5/℃ | 1.1 |
Performance Index | | Data | |
Hardness | HV | ≥650 | |
Max Load | N/mm2 | 200 | |
Max Linear Velocity | m/s | 0.1 | |
Max PV Value | N/mm2.m/s | 1.5 | |
WorkingTemperature Limit | ℃ | -100~ +350 | |
Linear Expension Coefficient | 10-5/℃ | 1.1 |
Performance Index | | Data | |
Hardness | HV | ≥650 | |
Max Load | N/mm2 | 200 | |
Max Linear Velocity | m/s | 0.1 | |
Max PV Value | N/mm2.m/s | 1.5 | |
WorkingTemperature Limit | ℃ | -100~ +350 | |
Linear Expension Coefficient | 10-5/℃ | 1.1 |
Material and bushing characteristics | | value | Company | value | |
Maximum load | Mpa | 100 | psi | 145,00 | |
working temperature | ℃ | -40 to 300 | °F | -40 to 572 | |
Max Linear Velocity | m/s | 0.5 | fpm | 100 | |
Maximum PV Value | m/sxMPa | 1.65 | pis x fpm | 48,000 | |
Minimum hardness of sliding layer | HB | 210 | HB | 210 | |
Minimum hardness of dual parts | HRC | 40 | HRC | 40 |