Polymer Bushing Bearings

Thomson polymer bushing bearings offer linear motion designers a reliable, yet economical, option for machines in which moment load is non-critical or contamination and temperature are concerns. These plain bearings are also useful for applications that require shafting that is incompatible with traditional Ball Bushings (e.g. 316 stainless steel). Handling loads up to 2023 lbf, polymer bushings provide a corrosion-resistant option for low-load, low-speed applications.

When combined with roundrail shafting, pillow blocks or other assembly components, polymer bearings deliver a cost-effective linear motion solution to a number of applications, including factory automation, robotics, health and fitness, medical automation, woodworking, packaging, food and beverage, and vending.

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Polymer Bearings Specifications:

Max. load [N (lbf)]	9000 (2023)
Max. speed [m/s (in/sec)]	8 (315)
Bushing sizes closed type [mm]	6,8,10,12,16,20,25,30,40,50
Bushing sizes open type [mm]
Operating temperature limits [C(F)]	-50-90(-58-194)
House material	anodized aluminum
Pillow block material	aluminum

Polymer Bearings Highlights:

Available in sizes of 6 to 50 mm (closed) and 10 to 50 mm (open).
Maintenance-free operation.
Polymer liners reduce noise.
Dirt and dust resistant.
Anodized aluminum adapter.
Available with aluminum pillow blocks.
Operates in temperatures from -58?F to 194?F / -50?C to 90?C.
Available in open and closed types.

Polymer Bearings Applications:

Factory Automation
Robotics
Health and Fitness
Medical Automation
Woodworking
Packaging
Food and Beverage
Vending

60 Case® LinearRace® Shafting: Fully Stocked to Keep Your Design Projects on Track

Thomson 60 Case Linear Race shafting has been popular for decades for its consistent reliability and performance. To help customers get this high-quality, lab-tested product into their hands as quickly as possible for their time-sensitive design projects, Thomson goes to great lengths.

Shafting Selector Tool: Special Machining Online Demo

With the special machining add-on to the Thomson online shafting selector tool, the burden of creating 2D drawings is relieved, and the amount of time needed to specify the machined shaft is dramatically reduced.

Watch this comprehensive demo and see how this feature offers the most commonly used machining options, which are automatically converted to manufacturable 2D drawings for download as printable PDFs or sharable links.

Try the online shafting selector tool and special machining add-on at: https://www.thomsonlinear.com/en/products/shafting

For any cases in which your machining configurations don't fall within the scope of our tool's options, Thomson application engineers are always ready to provide fast help.