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Sintered metal bearings

An interesting variety of sintered metal bearings have been found quite useful for machines. A major benefit is that they require no messy oils or greases to continue to work well. Which means they are easy to care for and can be used in tight spaces that are difficult to reach.

CANSEN sintered metal bearings are small pieces of metal that are pressed and heated to create a common mass. As they go through this process, they develop tiny holes that can seep oil or grease, allowing them to remain self-lubricating. The bearings have holds between the metal pieces that press them tightly, which makes the bearings strong and stable.


The properties and characteristics of sintered metal bearings

Powder metallurgy is the process behind making sintered metal bearings. In this process, metal powder is combined with lubricants and other materials and formed into a moldable mixture. This mixture is then compressed into a final form, and heated just enough to cement the unfolded particles.

They are then cooled down and shaped to the appropriate size. They may also receive specialized coatings or be treated with lubricants to facilitate better functioning. The process of making them in this way allows their qualities to be controlled, so they can be tailor-compounded for specific jobs.

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