Bunting Nyliner Nylon Liner Bearings
Bunting Nyliner Nylon Liner Bearings is part of the Bunting Bearings range of self-lubricating powdered-metal plain bearings (oil-impregnated sintered bronze and iron-copper) and solid cast-bronze plain bearings, plus self-lubricating nylon liner bearings. The closest non-metallic maintenance-free counterpart to Bushingo Metagliss (self-lubricating composite friction plates/bushes). Where a low-friction, dry-running polymer solution is preferred to a metal bearing, Metagliss is the Bushingo equivalent; for metal self-lubrication in the same envelope, BP25 sintered bronze applies.
Specification
| Brand | Bunting Bearings |
|---|---|
| Series | Bunting Nyliner Nylon Liner Bearings |
| Material | Self-lubricating nylon (polyamide) liner bearings and nylon bushings — a dry-running, non-metallic bearing material. |
| Forms | Snap-in flanged liner, Plain sleeve liner / bush |
| Typical size range | General knowledge: small-to-medium bores typical of nylon liner bearings; confirm per part on RFQ. |
Key features
- Self-lubricating and maintenance-free with no external lubricant
- Quiet, vibration-damping and non-marring on the shaft
- Corrosion-resistant and tolerant of moisture and light contamination
- Light weight and low cost; eliminates metal-to-metal contact
Typical applications
- Light rotary and linear motion
- Appliances and office equipment
- Seating, hinges and adjustment mechanisms
- Automotive interior and light agricultural duty
Bushingo cross-reference
The closest non-metallic maintenance-free counterpart to Bushingo Metagliss (self-lubricating composite friction plates/bushes). Where a low-friction, dry-running polymer solution is preferred to a metal bearing, Metagliss is the Bushingo equivalent; for metal self-lubrication in the same envelope, BP25 sintered bronze applies.
See the full cross-reference table to match this to the Bushingo/Metafram range and other brands.
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