Graphalloy received a repeat order from an automotive manufacturer. The customer said they were replacing the Graphalloy copper-grade bushings after 14 years of service!
The dryer oven is slow speed, 480°F, and 100 lbs. load.
See more successful high temperature applications here.
Bearings and bushings recommended for high temperature service and for pump applications where the pumpage cannot be relied upon to lubricate the shaft bearing or wear parts
Monday, November 18, 2019
Friday, November 8, 2019
Parts for Pump Survival & Reliability
Case Rings and Wear Rings
Pump wear rings and case rings made from GRAPHALLOY® materials can significantly improve the reliability and efficiency of both horizontal and vertical pumps. The unique properties of the Graphalloy material, a range of self-lubricating graphite-metal alloys, benefit users across a wide variety of pump services.
Read more here.
GRAPHALLOY 'Disaster' Bushings for Improved Safety in Case of Seal Failure
“Disaster Bushings” are used in pumps outside the seal to minimize product leakage to the environment in the event of a seal failure. GRAPHALLOY® materials provide ideal properties for a disaster bushing.
Pump wear rings and case rings made from GRAPHALLOY® materials can significantly improve the reliability and efficiency of both horizontal and vertical pumps. The unique properties of the Graphalloy material, a range of self-lubricating graphite-metal alloys, benefit users across a wide variety of pump services.
Read more here.
GRAPHALLOY 'Disaster' Bushings for Improved Safety in Case of Seal Failure
“Disaster Bushings” are used in pumps outside the seal to minimize product leakage to the environment in the event of a seal failure. GRAPHALLOY® materials provide ideal properties for a disaster bushing.
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Graphalloy for 3D Printers
3D printers need uncontaminated environments to create their products. When lubricating bearings, traditional lubricants can often migrate from their desired location and disturb the printing process. The answer to this problem can be found in self-lubricating bearings.
Check out a Design World "Bearing Tips" article featuring Graphalloy's success in a 3D printer application here.
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