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A plain bearing is a bearing arrangement in which a component to be moved slides on a sliding surface. The purpose of plain bearings is to support or guide the parts that move relative to each other and to absorb and transmit the forces that occur in this process.
The sliding movement takes place between the bearing body and the part being supported. In radially moving bearings, the mobility of the sliding partners is ensured by the bearing clearance between the shaft and the bearing body. In axial bearings, the bearing clearance only occurs if the bearing has two axial surfaces assigned to a common shaft, the sum of the opposite sliding surface distances gives the bearing clearance.
Modern designs place ever greater demands on the sliding materials offered. The maintenance-free nature of the bearing arrangement is usually expected even under difficult operating conditions. In addition, constantly increasing cost pressure forces the permanent availability and use of the machines and plants used, whereby no restrictions on their reliability can be accepted.
Advantages
Due to the largely different properties of our plain bearings, even the most difficult requirements can usually be optimally met. Some are relatively insensitive to shocks, vibrations and jolts due to the material and damping properties of the wing. Plain bearings mainly run quietly, are robust and often insensitive to dirt. They therefore rarely require additional sealing. Bearing bushes are also split, which can be advantageous for special designs.
Disadvantages
With some types of plain bearings a higher starting torque cannot be avoided. Some always require sufficient maintenance and lubricant supply. The efficiency of plain bearings can generally be assumed to be somewhat lower than that of rolling bearings.
PREFERENTIAL USE

• For bearing arrangements with low speeds, for swivel or axial movements, for shock loads and dirt loads.
• For bearing arrangements with universal requirements, in agricultural machinery, construction machinery, vehicle construction, etc.
• For bearings that require high resistance to temperature and corrosion.
• For bearings that must achieve a long service life or long service life, e.g. for water and steam turbines, generators, centrifugal pumps, heavy ship shaft bearings.

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• Mechanical and apparatus engineering
• Textile Machinery
• Office machines
• Printing Machines
• Vehicle construction
• Applications that are exposed to weather conditions
• Hydraulic Pumps
• Chemical plants

Why Plastic Bearings?
– Anti-Corrosion
– No Lubricant / Grease Required
– Nonmagnetic
– Chemically Resistant
– Electrically Insulated

These and other characteristics make Kashima Bearings ideal for a wide number of uses. Typical examples include:

• Film conveyer market : Roller bearings
• Food market : Various types of machinery
• Plating market : Dipping components in chemical solutions
• Semiconductor market : Washing wafer machines, Etching machines, and Conveyers
• Medical market : Sterilizing equipment, Anti-magnetic equipment, Pharmaceutical-production equipment

These bearings are used for bearing points with low sliding speed and/or high specific load or where no hydrodynamic lubrication is achieved. Solid lubricant plain bearings are also used if lubrication of the plain bearings with oil or grease is not possible or not desired.plain bearings of this design are particularly suitable for oscillating and intermittent motion sequences.

Almost every movement is facilitated by plain bearings. The most important requirements include

• low friction
• a high wear resistance
• low lubricant requirement
• Easy maintenance
• and a long service life

Plain bearings can be categorized in:

• Plain bearing with solid friction
• Plain bearings with mixed friction
• Plain bearing with liquid friction

Typical designs are:

• cylindrical bushings
• Collar bushings
• Thrust washers
• Slide bars

Typical applications of plain bearings are:

• Radial bearing for bearing forces perpendicular to the shaft centreline
• Axial bearing in the direction of the shaft centreline
• Floating bearing for free longitudinal displacement
• Fixed bearing for absorbing transverse and longitudinal forces
• Slide strips
• half shells