Attachment by self lubricating bush

Principle

This very simple system provides a reliable, simple and efficient rotational guidance. It manages to limit friction between the shaft and bore with the aid of two self lubricating bushes (type QAF or QAG) and, at the same time, stopping axial movement of the rotating object.

The most practical locking elements are locking rings (CT or CJ). They have no requirement for special machining and can be positioned at any point on a shaft, allowing for adjustments to the position of the pivot point.

Locking collar CJ

Locking collar CT

The use of self-lubricating Ollite QAG or QFM bushes imposes a maximum tolerance of f7 on the shaft and H8 on the bore (see ISO 2795 and 2796).

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