Emphasizing temperature environment and excellent quietness! Usable for transport drive motors, automotive electrical equipment motors, and more.
"Special Bearing CF Metal" is a bearing that reduces noise in low and high temperature ranges. By embedding carbon fiber into the bearing and protruding part of it on the bearing surface, it prevents contact between the metal of the shaft and the bearing. It reduces noise under operating conditions where oil film formation is difficult at low temperatures (-40°C) and high temperatures (120°C). Please feel free to contact us when you need assistance. 【Features】 ■ Focus on temperature environment ■ Quiet operation ■ Reduces noise in low and high temperature ranges ■ Prevents contact between the metal of the shaft and the bearing ■ Reduces noise under operating conditions where oil film formation is difficult *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Representative Characteristics (Excerpt)】 ■Bearing dimensions: φ2×φ5.45×1.9 ■PV value (MPa·m/min): 99 ■Pmax (MPa): 1.1 ■Vmax (m/min): 90 *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Drive motors for transportation (such as ice cream vending machines) ■ General motors for automotive electrical equipment ■ Small actuators (for electronic locks in residential applications, etc.) ■ Vibration motors (for massage, beauty, and barber equipment, etc.) *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Heiwa Sangyo Co., Ltd. has been manufacturing and selling oil-impregnated bearings for micro motors (trademark name: Peace Ron) and sintered mechanical parts since its establishment in 1961. Peace Ron is used in various devices around our daily lives. The manufacturing method of Peace Ron, which is powder metallurgy technology, involves compressing and injection molding metal powder, then sintering it in a high-temperature furnace. This technique minimizes waste in materials and supports the development of a sustainable society.