George Yule
@PlasticsNetwork
Plastics Material and Processing Specialist
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Plastic Bearing PV's cont- The 2nd, PV's apply to low loads & high linear speeds (up to 45in/sec).Good linear brg mat'l versus the 1st one.
Plastic Bearing PV's-Acetal/13%PTFE LPV @7500, Acetal/13%PTFE/3%Silicone oil LPV@16-18,000.1st one moderate loads & speeds (3-5 in/sec) cont
Plastic Bearing Note: Higher temp mat'ls like PEEK or Polyimide withstand more heat thus higher PV's.Not necessarily a better bearing mat'l.
Plastic Bearing note-Don't fall into the Limiting PV trap.Takes an understanding of base mat'l & it's compound to apply correctly
Keller Extrusions www.kellerplastics.com - about to launch new family of BioPlastics for Profile Extrusions. Got an application? Contact me!
Plastic Bearing Note - Plastic Ball Bearings can be made in about any configuration your imagination can conjure up. I've made lot's of them
Plastic Bearing Note: Plastic Ball Bearings are ideal for light duty applications & because they're thermoplastic gives you design freedom!
Keller Extrusions www.kellerplastics.com - about to launch new family of BioPlastics for Profile Extrusions. Got an application? Contact me!
Plastic Bearing Note - UHMW - great for channels & rub strips,Low PV's as journal bearing, temp<150F. Loves water & cold temps
Plastic Bearing Note- Fortron PPS makes a better bearing material than Ryton PPS - More ductile,not brittle,compounds better,good up to 350F
Plastic Bearing Note- PEEK & PTFE unfilled make poor brg mat'ls, properly filled though, make excellent Bearing Materials
Plastic Bearing Note-Laminate Composite best choice for Large Dia Heavy Load applications, slow or oscillating ie: Hydro,Marine,Const.Equip
Plastic Bearing Note-Nylon ok for some applications-Low PV,Hygroscopic,can be noisy running dry. Filled Cast Nylon good for large bearings
Plastic Bearings Note- Teflon(PTFE) makes a good base material for Plastic Bearings. Mineral, polyimide, Moly, Carbon,Glass-some application
Plastic Bearings-a good compound that applies to Peek, PEI or Fortron PPS is 10/10/10 Carbon, Kevlar & PTFE. High Pv's, great wear/ friction
Plastic Bearing PV's cont- The 2nd, PV's apply to low loads & high linear speeds (up to 45in/sec).Good linear brg mat'l versus the 1st one.
Plastic Bearing PV's-Acetal/13%PTFE LPV @7500, Acetal/13%PTFE/3%Silicone oil LPV@16-18,000.1st one moderate loads & speeds (3-5 in/sec) cont
Plastic Bearing Note: Higher temp mat'ls like PEEK or Polyimide withstand more heat thus higher PV's.Not necessarily a better bearing mat'l.
Plastic Bearing note-Don't fall into the Limiting PV trap.Takes an understanding of base mat'l & it's compound to apply correctly.
I'm seeing and reading a lot of Buzz on Bioplastics. Wondering how much traction it's really getting over traditional materials?
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