iglidur® A200, sleeve bearing, imperial

iglidur® A200 | FDA-compliant for low speeds
Plain bearings made of iglidur® A200 are suitable for use in direct contact with food. They are the ideal solution for bearing points on machines for the food industry, medical equipment manufacturing, small household appliances, etc. Since the addition of solid lubricants had to be dispensed with to ensure food compatibility, iglidur® A200 is specially designed for abrasion resistance. Additionally, the iglidur® A200 is characterised by its ability to embed dirt and by its quiet operation.

Typical applications

Food industry

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When to use it? Suitable for contact with food When a low noise level is required When dirt needs to become embedded When FDA compliance is required

When not to use it? When the maximum wear resistance is necessary iglidur® W300, sleeve bearing, imperial When temperatures greater than +80°C occur in the long term iglidur® A350, sleeve bearing, imperial iglidur® A500, sleeve bearing, imperial When a cost-effective universal bearing is sought iglidur® G, sleeve bearing, imperial

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Tolerances and measuring system
The installation dimensions and tolerances of the iglidur® plain bearings depend on the material and wall thickness. For each material, the moisture absorption and the thermal expansion are decisive factors. Plain bearings with low moisture absorption can be installed with a smaller bearing clearance. The rule for wall thickness: the thicker the wall of the bearings, the larger the clearances must be.
Testing methods

Assembly
iglidur® plain bearings are press-fit bearings. The inner diameter is only adjusted to the appropriate tolerance after pressing into the housing hole. The press-fit excess dimension can be up to 2% of the inner diameter. This ensures the secure press-fitting of the bearings. Axial or radial movements in the housing are thus reliably avoided.
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