Bushings
At Daemar Inc., we are proud of our 30-year reputation for high quality products and excellent service. If you are in need of bushings or bearings, our wide selection will have what you are looking for. We offer metal, plastic and ceramic bushings that are oil-free and self-lubricating. Our bushings and bearings come in a complete range of metric and imperial sizes. Our competitively-priced fluid-sealing products are trusted by customers across a wide range of industries including automotive, oil and gas, green energy producers, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, power generation and marine.
When it comes to quality fluid sealing and precision parts, Daemar Inc. has got you covered. We have a network of four strategically located stocking facilities serving North America.
Bushing types
Dryslide™
Dryslide bearings are self-lubricating. They are a composite bearing, made of a steel backing with a bronze interlayer and a SPFE anti-wear surface. They are also available with lead-free, bronze or stainless steel backings.
Fiber-Lube™
Allowing for true self-lubrication, these composite bushings are ideal for long-term loaded applications. They have low friction values and are resistant to corrosion.
Powdered Metal Bushings
These sintered self-lubricated powdered metal bushings require less maintenance and thus, reduce costs. They are available in bronze, iron and other metals.
Solid Metal Bushings
Best suited for low speed and high load applications, these bushings are made from either bronze or steel. They are available as solid PTFE, graphite self-lube or oil grooves.
Plastic Bushings
Oil-free and self-lubricating, these plastic bushings come in a range of engineering polymers for different applications. They are cost efficient compared to metal bushings. These plastic bushings are ideal for light, maintenance free applications.
Linear Motion Bearings
Linear motion bearings are quiet, single piece drop-in replacements for rolling-element bushings. These bearings are well suited for tasks with simultaneous linear, oscillating and rotary motion.
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