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The plain bearing assembly consists of structural spacers, PTFE (or other low friction material) sliding surfaces, and plain bearing plates. Plain bearing subtypes include linear ball bearings and linear rolling bearings. Plain bearings can also be called linear bearings, pilot bearings, or linear plain bearings.

They can be used in applications such as construction (bridge expansion brackets) and precision tools.

Plain bearings, also referred to as bushes, bushings or sleeve bearings, are cylindrical shaped and have no moving parts.

Plain bearings are used for sliding, rotating, oscillating or reciprocating movements. In sliding applications, they serve as plain bearings, treads and wear plates. In these applications, the sliding surfaces are generally flat, but can also be cylindrical, and the movement is always linear rather than rotary. Plain bearing construction can be solid or with a split seal (wrapped bearings) for easier installation.

Plain bearing advantages

Plain bearings are manufactured from a variety of materials including metal-polymer, recycled plastics, fiber-reinforced composites, and metals that reduce noise, increase service life, eliminate lubricants, and improve performance. The material of the plain bearing contributes to its mechanical and tribological properties.