COMPONENT REQUIREMENTS

Split bushing / bearing shell

Define the geometry, material, delivery condition and acceptance criteria for the selected application. Manufacturing scope requires review of the approved drawing and operating requirements.

Generated component illustration. It is not a Zhiren product photograph or an engineering drawing; final geometry follows the controlled drawing.

COMPONENT GUIDE

Split bushing / bearing shell

Bearing support designed for split assembly.

Provides the specified bearing surface in separate shell or bushing sections.

Manufacturing & delivery form
Split from an integral blank or cast as separate pieces with machining; route follows the design.

A steel split-taper locking bush is a different component. Confirm a plain-bearing shell drawing.

Material candidates

UNS C93200 Leaded tin bronze

Candidate for lubricated bushings, bearings and thrust interfaces.

Contains lead. Confirm load, speed, shaft condition and lubrication; no dry-running capability is implied.

UNS C95400 Aluminium bronze

Candidate for drawing-defined loaded sliding and wear components.

Review mating material, lubrication and supply condition. C95400 and C95800 are distinct grades.

Confirm the drawing, actual duty, material standard and manufacturing condition. Material substitutions require customer approval, and supply scope is agreed after component review.

Component RFQ requirements

Split geometry: Bore, outside profile, length, split faces and section thickness.
Assembly condition: Clamp or preload arrangement and installed bore requirements.
Running interface: Shaft size, material, hardness, clearance and finish.
Lubrication: Oil grooves, feed holes, lubricant and service conditions.
Material & acceptance: Specified alloy and standard, supply condition, drawing revision, quantity, inspection criteria and required records.
Supply form: Split from an integral blank or cast as separate pieces with machining; route follows the design.

Start with your drawing, specified alloy and quantity. Include the required delivery condition and acceptance records so the manufacturing and inspection scope can be reviewed.

Prepare a component enquiry

FURTHER GUIDANCE

Prepare the technical RFQ.

Alloy reference

Review tin-bronze grades.

Compare reference grades and composition in the alloy catalogue. Use the approved component specification to determine the required alloy and service suitability.

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