Introduction
Type
Materal
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Meteral
  • Material grade¡GL1~L20
  • Max. Compressive strength is about 60 kg/mm2 and higher than Bronze (PBC)
  • Max. service temperature: 145~250
Standard Material Grades

Basic
Grade
10Nmm-2

L1
L2
L3
L4
L6
L7
L10
L11
L14
L15
L16
L18
L20

Max
Flatwise
Compression
10Nmm-2

345
414
255
414
311
442
442
407
unbroken
428
428
530
140

Max
Edgewise
Compression
10Nmm-2

97
166
105
166
159
186
173
207
unbroken
173
166
186
55

Max
Operating
Temp

-
-
145
140
145
180
250
160
-
180
250
180
250

Matrix
Hardness
Barcol
Oo

45
43
45
43
43
46
46
43
-
46
46
46
-

Density - All approximately 1.3 g/cc and Nominal Composite Hardness - All approximately 100 Rockwell M unless used with metallic fillers or modifying additives.
 
Material Grades
GRADE MAXIMUM FLATWISE COMPRESSION MAXIMUM EDGEWISE COMPRESSION DENSITY g/cc MAXIMUM OPERATING TEMPERATURE
MATRIX HARDNESS BARCOL NOMINAL COMPOSITE HARDNESS
psi N/mm2 psi N/mm2
L1 - Basic 50000 345 14000 97 All approx. 1.3 g/cc unless used with
metallic fillers or modifying additives.
~ 45 All approx. 100 Rockwell M unless used with metallic fillers or modifying additives.
L2 - Marine 60000 414 24000 166 ~ 43
L3 - General Engineering 40000 276 14000 97 145 45
L4 - Engineering 60000 414 24000 166 140 43
L5 - Acid Resistant 54000 372 24000 166 140 43
L6 - Alkali Resistant 45000 311 23000 159 145 43
L7 - Enhanced Temperature 64000 442 27000 186 180 46
L8 - Very Low Friction 55000 380 20000 138 145 43
L9 - Fire Retardant (Mining) 47000 325 14000 97 135* 45
L10 - High Temperature 64000 442 25000 173 250 46
L11 - Low Directionally 59000 407 30000 207 160 43
L12 - Super Conductive 76000 525 ~ ~ 180 46
L14 - Elastomeric Did not fail ~ ~
L15 - High Load Low Friction 62000 428 25000 173 180 46
L16 - High Temp. Low Friction 62000 428 24000 166 250 46
 
FRICTION & PV
  • There is no such thing as a coefficient of friction or PV for a material!
  • What we are talking about is a coefficient of friction or PV for a BEARING SYSTEM
    • What is the material
    • What is the mating material
    • What are the surface finishes
    • What is the environment
    • What is the temperature
  • All these and more form a BEARING SYSTEM
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