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Zhejiang Mingxu Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. formerly known as Jiashan Mingxu Precision Machinery Factory, was founded in 2011. The company is located in the hinterland of the Yangtze River Delta Integrated Development Demonstration Zone, with location and convenient transportation. With more than ten years of manufacturing and R&D experience, the company has been deeply involved in the development and production of solid lubricating bearings, skateboards, slideways, and sliders. The product manufacturing adopts modern automation equipment, strictly implements the ISO2000 quality management system standard, and the main processes are processed by high-precision CNC machines. OEM Self-Lubricating Bearings Manufacturers and Custom Sliding Bearing Factory in China. The company's main products cover a series of products such as JDB solid inlaid self-lubricating bearings, steel-copper sintered bearings, SF-1 self-lubricating bearings, SF-2 boundary self-lubricating bearings, and FB090 copper bearings. Widely used in automobile industry, construction machinery, metallurgical equipment, mining machinery, injection molding, mold, textile, printing and many other machinery manufacturing fields; provide Custom Self Lubricating Bushings/Brass Bush. Till now, the company's products have spread all over China and exported to many foreign countries, and are deeply recognized and loved by domestic and foreign customers.

Mingxu Machinery adheres to the service tenet of "quality-oriented high-quality service", and strive to provide customers with professional products and services. The company will continue to introduce talents, improve the management mechanism, integrity, development, innovation, and strive to build a world-class brand.

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What are the differences between the different lubrication methods of Self-Lubricating Bearing?


There are several different methods of lubrication for self-lubricating bearings, each with specific advantages and limitations. The most important differences between these methods include:
Dry/No Lubrication: Some self-lubricating Oilless Sliding Bearings are designed to operate without external lubrication. These bearings often contain solid lubricants, including PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) or graphite, in their construction, which provide low friction characteristics and allow the bearings to self-lubricate at certain operating points. This method eliminates the need for routine lubrication maintenance and reduces the risk of contamination or oil leakage. However, it may hit a snag in programs that are too fast or too hot.Additionally, certain designs of self-lubricating bearings incorporate a brass bush for enhanced performance in specific applications.
Grease Lubrication: In this method, grease is applied to the bearings to provide lubrication. Grease acts as a stock, distributing lubrication to the bearing surface as needed. Grease lubrication provides an excellent seal as it prevents contaminants from entering and maintains lubrication within the bearing. It can also withstand higher temperatures than dry lubrication. Its limitation is that it requires periodic maintenance to monitor grease condition and refill when necessary.
Oil Lubrication: Self-lubricating bearings can also be designed to be oil lubricated. In this technology, bearings are designed with oil grooves or pockets to retain lubricating oil. Oil is transported to the bearing surface by capillary action or the movement of the bearing. Oil lubrication provides effective cooling and can handle better speeds and loads. However, continuous oil supply and regular monitoring are required to ensure adequate lubrication.
Solid lubricating film: Some self-lubricating Sliding Bearing contain a stable lubricating film on their surface along with molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) or tungsten disulfide (WS2). These films provide a low-friction layer that reduces wear and friction between the bearing and mating surfaces. Solid lubricating films are often used in applications where temperatures are too high or heavy loads, where other lubrication technologies may fail or degrade.This method is commonly used in applications such as those involving brass bush.
Each lubrication method has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the choice depends on each operating situation and application requirements.For self-lubricating bushings, the appropriate lubrication method can also be selected based on the operating environment and application requirements to ensure stable operation and long-term performance of the bearing system.