iglide® PRT slewing rings use self-lubricating, low-friction sliding elements in place of ball bearings. Available with optional rotation locks. Learn more about PRT slewing ring bearings at: http://www.igus.com/wpck/3734/iglidur_prt
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In part 2 of the series we discuss shaft roughness and its effect on complex composite bearings.
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Engineered composite plastic plain bearings are resistant to corrosion and wear and are lighter than metal plain bearings. Read this blog post to learn more.
Can 3D Printers Replace Machine Tools?
Read about how 3D printers and machine tools compare in sustainability, accuracy and productivity.
23:20How to calculate iglide® bearing lifetime
Try out the iglide® service life calculator here: https://www.igus.com/iglidurConf/Iglidur/Step1 Did you know that igus® offers a free online lifetime calculator for its bearings? Watch as iglide® Pro
23:20How to calculate iglide® bearing lifetime
Try out the iglide® service life calculator here: https://www.igus.com/iglidurConf/Iglidur/Step1 Did you know that igus® offers a free online lifetime calculator for its bearings? Watch as iglide® Pro
Bearings—Past, Present, and Future
Read about the long and fascinating history behind bearing technology, along with some of the exciting innovations the future has in store.
Do plain bearings with large wall thicknesses offer advantages inside heavy-duty applications?
Do plain bearings with large wall thicknesses offer advantages inside heavy-duty applications? I say no. Here's why.
0:13Bronze bearings over plastic bearings? Think again
Self-lubricating iglide® plastic bearings from igus® Learn about the lesser known benefits of iglide® plastic bearings here: https://toolbox.igus.com/motion-plastics-blog/6-lesser-known-benefits-of-e
0:13Bronze bearings over plastic bearings? Think again
Self-lubricating iglide® plastic bearings from igus® Learn about the lesser known benefits of iglide® plastic bearings here: https://toolbox.igus.com/motion-plastics-blog/6-lesser-known-benefits-of-e
Sealed Bearings: What are the options?
Sometimes the best solution is an antiquated one! This post reviews how a felt ring protects the bearing and shaft and helps avoid hundreds of hours of maintenance.
How to Select Plain Bearings for Sheet Metal
Learn which factors make a plain bearing ideal for use within sheet metal despite it being a thin-walled structure.
Choosing your custom parts manufacturing
Interested in having a custom part created? View this infographic about the various manufacturing methods available from igus® & discover which is best for you.
6 Lesser-Known Benefits of Engineered Plastic Bearings
Many engineers are already aware of some of the incredible benefits that engineered plastic bearings provide. However, here are some you may not know of yet!
What are the Differences Between Simple and Engineered Plastics?
Learn about the differences between simple plastic & engineered plastic bearings so that you can make the best decision possible when choosing a plastic bearing for your application.
How to Successfully Design a Maintenance-Free Bearing Pivot
There are a lot of factors to consider when designing a pivot, but there's one in particular that's crucial to achieving a successful, maintenance-free pivot bearing.
2:14The science behind the iglide® plastic material
Click here to learn more about iglide® plastic: https://www.igus.com/info/iglide-materials What are iglide® bearings made of? Why are they so wear resistant? iglide® Product Manager Nicole Lang explai
2:14The science behind the iglide® plastic material
Click here to learn more about iglide® plastic: https://www.igus.com/info/iglide-materials What are iglide® bearings made of? Why are they so wear resistant? iglide® Product Manager Nicole Lang explai
5 reasons to replace PTFE-lined bearings
Plastic bearings are now designed to stand up to high speeds and loads, extreme temperatures, caustic chemicals, and a wide range of other application requirements. In this infographic, see the top 5