What is Precision Bushing / Motor Split Bearing Bushes / Cobalt Based Alloy Bush Bearing
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
5 Pieces US$98.00-125.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type Sleeve
- Material Cobalt Alloy
- Transport Package Cardboard Box, Plywood Box
- Specification D100/D85*H45
- Trademark SYTOP
- Origin Liaoning, China
- Application Field Wear and Corrosion Industries
- Size as Required
- Hardness HRC35-65
- Production Process 1 Powder Metallurgy
- Surface Finish Ra 1.6 Ra 0.8 Ra 0.1
- Production Process 2 Investment Casting
- Bush Types Tube, Ring, Pipe
- Features High Wear and Corrosion Resistance
- Related Industry Oil&Gas Industry
Product Description
Product Description Materials of our bushings--Cobalt Based Alloy ---Excellent wear and corrosion resistance even at high temperature up to 800 SYTOP cobalt base alloys is a range of cobalt-chromium-tungsten alloys with wear resistance, corrosion and high thermal resistance. ...
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