Oil‑impregnated copper composite bearing bushings Key benefits Self-lubricating material: Oil‑impregnated copper composite base alloy provides continuous lubrication at the contact surface, reducing the need for external grease or frequent maintenance. Smooth, reliable rotation: Designed to enable high sliding speeds and stable performance in rotating applications, minimizing wear under typical operating conditions. Durable and versatile: Copper‑based composite offers good load support and wear resistance for compact bearing solutions in small electric devices. What this part does Function: Serves as a plain bearing/bushing for shafts and rotating assemblies where self-lubrication and low-maintenance operation are required. Material: Copper composite base alloy with oil impregnation ensures sustained lubricity during operation. Performance: Supports continuous or intermittent rotating motion while helping to protect shafts and housings from direct metal‑to‑metal contact. Compatibility and use Best suited for applications with rotating movement or where the self‑lubricating properties of the bearing material are required. Widely compatible with micromotors, household appliances, and electric power tools. Practical applications (examples) Micromotors: Bearings for small DC or stepper motors used in robotics, instrumentation, or HVAC actuators. Household appliances: Bushings in fans, small mixers, vacuum cleaners, or other domestic motors that benefit from low‑maintenance bearings. Power tools: Bearing support for drills, electric screwdrivers, and other handheld tools requiring compact, self‑lubricating bushings. Why choose this bushing Eliminates frequent re‑lubrication in compact assemblies. Maintains sliding performance at higher rotational speeds compared with non‑impregnated plain bearings. Straightforward drop‑in solution where a copper composite, oil‑impregnated bearing is specified. Note: Material and function are as specified: copper composite base alloy with oil impregnation, intended for use as a self‑lubricating bearing in rotating applications such as micromotors, household appliances, and power tools.