IGUS GSI-1214-08 3/4" x 1/2" iglide G300 Polymer Sleeve Bearing

Special properties of the igubal® rod end bearings: Maintenance-free dry operation High stiffening Very high fatigue strength in varying loads Compensation of misalignments Compensation of edge loads Insensitive to dirt, dust and lint balls Resistant to corrosion and chemicals High dampening qualities Suitable for rotary, oscillating and linear movements Very low weight

iglide® clip bearings are designed specifically for putting shafts through sheet metal plates. For this reason, the bearings have flanges located on both ends. The bearings are secured in the sheet metal plate on both sides after installation. The clip bearings are slit at an angle, so installation of the bearings is possible from one side. After installation, the bearing opens and forms a lining for the bore hole in the metal plate. The shaft prevents the clip bearing from detaching from the housing. Even during axial movement, the bearing remains secured in the housing. In addition, the ...

Special Features: The iglide® Clip2 bearing is a thin-walled bearing made from the iglide® M250 material and which has a beveled edge for extremely simple installations. The diagonal slit helps to compensate for poor housing bore tolerance as well as temperature and humidity changes. Split version of the iglide® M250 bearing Easy assembly by hand Compensation for heat expansion Suitable for ambient temperatures with high humidity Lightweight Very economical Inch and metric sizes available from stock Low bearing clearance, very accurate Maintenance-free and predictable service life

Sliding carriage with manually adjustable clearance Maintenance-free, dry operation Corrosion resistant Hard-anodized aluminum rails Standard bore pattern symmetrical C5 = C6

iglide® clip bearings are designed specifically for putting shafts through sheet metal plates. For this reason, the bearings have flanges located on both ends. The bearings are secured in the sheet metal plate on both sides after installation. The clip bearings are slit at an angle, so installation of the bearings is possible from one side. After installation, the bearing opens and forms a lining for the bore hole in the metal plate. The shaft prevents the clip bearing from detaching from the housing. Even during axial movement, the bearing remains secured in the housing. In addition, the ...