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CJS1010 - RBC Fiberglide Journal Bearing - 0.625" Bore x 0.625" Length
Unit of Measure
Specifications
Type |
N/A Journal |
Style |
N/A Fiberglide Self Lubricating Journal Bearings |
Weight |
N/A 0.01 lb |
Material |
N/A Carbon Steel |
Construction Type |
N/A Split Seam |
Bore Shape |
N/A Round |
Series |
N/A Fiberglide® |
Groove Type |
N/A Woven PTFE Fabric |
Pressure [Max] |
N/A 10000 psi |
Operating Temperature [Min] |
N/A -200 ºF |
Operating Temperature [Max] |
N/A 300 ºF |
PV Limit |
N/A 50000 |
Velocity [Max] |
N/A 35 surface feet/minute |
Additional Product Information 1 |
N/A RBC Transport Dynamics Patented Fiberglide Journal Bearing manufactured by RBC Bearings. ~~RBC Bearings manufactures highly engineered precision bearings, components and essential systems for the industrial, defense and aerospace industries. Founded in 1919, and now a publicly-traded company (NYSE: RBC), RBC currently has 52 facilities in 10 countries (34 in the USA), of which 37 are manufacturing facilities. |
Additional Product Information 2 |
N/A Fiberglide® is a proprietary self-lubricating bearing material of woven polytetrafluoroethylene or PTFE fibers applied to a rigid backing. ~The self-lubricating nature of Fiberglide® makes it an ideal selection for equipment providing service to remote environments. High resistance to fatigue under shock loads. ~Environmentally friendly, lead-free, green product. |
Applications |
N/A The CJS bearing works excellent in any pivot or linkage application. For construction and farm equipment, this product is typically used in kingpins, rock shafts, differentials, hinges, pedals and many other pivot points. |
Trademark |
N/A Fiberglide® |
Application |
N/A Steering Systems for various vehicles, Heavy duty suspension systems, brakes for various vehicles, transmission shift linkages, butterfly ball plug valves, clutches and variable speed sheaves, pneumatic and hydraulic tools, conveying and material handling equipment, packaging machinery, textile machinery, food processing machinery |
