iglidur® J260 | Ideal for plastic shafts
 

• Very good coefficient of friction for low or medium loads
• Good media-resistance
• Slightly higher temperature rating than iglidur® J
• Long service life - even on polymer shafts and other special cases
• Lubrication-free and maintenance-free
• Standard range from stock

Time and again the iglidur® J260 material proves its worth where the maximum service life and best friction coefficient is required under special application conditions - particularly with plastic shafts! Similar to the classic, iglidur® J, iglidur® J260 is an endurance runner with outstanding wear behaviour but provides increased reserves at its long-term application temperature of +120°C.
 
Typical application areas
 
Vending machinery
Machine tools
Robotics
 
Further applications can be found here:
Industry solutions
 

When to use it? When polymer shafts are used When the temperature rating of iglidur® J is not sufficient If a bearing with a good coefficient of friction is required When high wear resistance is required at medium loads When good liquid media resistance is required

When not to use it? When high surface pressures occur iglidur® Z, sleeve bearing with flange, mm If temperatures are higher than +120°C iglidur® J350, sleeve bearing with flange, mm When maximum universal wear resistance is required iglidur® J, sleeve bearing with flange, mm

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Tolerances and measuring system
The installation height and tolerances of iglidur® plain bearings are dependent on the material and wall thicknesses. For each material, the moisture absorption and the thermal expansion are decisive factors. Plain bearings with low moisture absorption can be designed with a minimal bearing clearance. The rule of thumb 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 adjusts only after press-fitting into the correctly toleranced housing hole. The press-fit interference can be up to 2% of the inner diameter. This ensures that the bearing is securely press-fitted. Axial or radial movement in the housing are also prevented in this way.
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