Material and function Copper composite base alloy with bearing copper bushings. Oil-impregnated bushing design provides built-in lubrication for smooth sliding and reliable rotation. Key benefits — why you need this product Low friction and consistent operation: oil-impregnated copper bushings reduce friction during sliding and rotating motion, improving efficiency and reducing wear. Maintenance reduction: self-lubricating construction minimizes or eliminates the need for external greasing, lowering downtime and service effort. Durable and reliable: copper-composite alloy resists deformation under load and maintains performance in continuous or intermittent rotating applications. Quiet, stable operation: smooth sliding behavior helps reduce noise and vibration compared with dry bearings. What makes it stand out Integrated oil impregnation ensures lubrication is available at the friction interface without separate lubricants. Designed specifically for bearing and bushing roles where sliding speed and rotation are key performance factors. Versatile compatibility with a wide range of small to medium rotating mechanisms used in consumer and industrial devices. Performance and compatibility Function: bearing/bushing for rotating and sliding shafts. Material: copper composite base alloy with oil-impregnated copper bushings. Performance: optimized for sliding speed and rotational motion; provides sustained lubrication and wear resistance. Suitable where self-lubricating properties are required for reliable operation. Practical applications (examples) Micro motors and precision actuators: supports rotor shafts in small motors used in fans, servo mechanisms, and control actuators. Household appliances: ideal for components in blenders, vacuum cleaners, mixers, and other appliances where rotating parts run continuously or intermittently. Power tools: fits rotating shafts in drills, rotary tools, and other handheld tools where reduced maintenance and consistent rotation are important. Use guidance Best suited for applications with rotating movements and where self-lubrication is a prerequisite. Install as the bearing/bushing interface on shafts to take advantage of built-in oil supply and minimize external lubrication needs. If you need specific dimensions or compatibility verification for a particular shaft or housing, check the product model sizing to match bore, outer diameter, and length to your equipment.