What Is Flange Bushing?

Flange bushings are also known as flange bearings. 

self lube flange bushing is bronze sintered, oil-impregnated bushings with a load-bearing flange.

Flange bushings are utilized at lower speeds and with lighter stresses since the mating shaft can still travel freely within the bushing.

Flange bearings contain a flange on one end that acts as a load-bearing surface for axial loads, similar to cylindrical sleeve bearings.

Agriculture, aerospace, and automobile applications, as well as appliances, machine tools, and hydraulics, all use flange bushings manufactured by Bushing MFG

Flange bearings allow the shaft assembly to glide within the bearing freely.

Sizes of flange bearings are available in both metric and imperial measurements.

It doesn’t need to be greased or oiled regularly as it is self-lubricating.

Other components can use the flange as a load-bearing surface.

What Does a Flange Bushing Look Like?

A flanged bushing has just like the other bearings. It has a hoop or shoulder-like appearance over the standard bearing. It is called a flange.

This hoop or flange helps the flange bearing to fit into smaller locations.

Moreover, the flange also helps to replace or remove the bearing from the shaft.

What Are the Sizes of Flange Bearings?

Bushing MFG makes flange bushings that are available in a variety of forms and sizes.

They support a wide range of applications and loads.

The diameter of the mounted shaft determines the bore diameter of the appropriate flange bearing.

The capacity required from a flange bearing is determined by the radial and thrust stresses applied to the bearing.

A conventional flange bearing will serve in certain circumstances, but heavier loads may necessitate a heavier-duty bearing.

You can explore the website of Bushing MFG for a comprehensive range of flange block bearings available for online ordering.

Or request information for help finding the component you need. Our professional team will assist you.

What Are Flange Bushings Used for?

A flange bushings manufactured at Bushing MFG is typically used to support a shaft that runs perpendicular to the mounting surface of the bearing.

When high speeds or heavy loads cause shaft flex, vibration, axial load, or movement, it can cause issues.

It can be made more accessible by using a flange bearing that is positioned to support the shaft.

They are made from several materials, including C95400 Aluminum Bronze, C93200 Bearing Bronze, and C86300 Manganese Bronze.

We manufacture your chosen Flange Bushings to your exact specifications.

Don’t hesitate to get in touch with Bushing MFG to get an instant quote.

We also provide you with free product samples for satisfaction.

You can also get detailed videos regarding the uses of flanged bushings.

How Does a Flange Bushing Work?

Flanged bushings have one flanged end and are a form of sleeve bushing.

The flanged end radially stretches outward.

The flange acts as a thrust bearing surface, and one of its many functions could aid in the installation of the bushing.

You can find these bushings in a variety of commercial and industrial settings. They work better by rolling in the shaft rather than sliding.

They reduce friction and other damages to the application.

It self-lubricates during working and removes the manual aid.

Bushing MFG is a leading manufacturer and distributor of high-quality flange bushings in various sizes and requirements.