GGB GAR-FIL™ Filament Wound Bearings with PTFE Tape Liner GF7684

Description
High load capacity. Good chemical resistance. Machinable bearing surface. High rotational speed capability. Very good friction and wear properties. Excellent contamination resistance.
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Description
High load capacity. Good chemical resistance. Machinable bearing surface. High rotational speed capability. Very good friction and wear properties. Excellent contamination resistance.
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GAR-FIL,Ñ¢ Filament Wound Bearings with PTFE Tape Liner, specifically part number GF7684, are designed for high-load applications in industrial settings such as valves, scissor lifts, and pulleys. These bearings feature a proprietary filled PTFE tape liner that provides excellent friction and wear properties, along with good chemical resistance. They can operate under a maximum load of 20,000 psi and a temperature range from -320¬8F to 400¬8F (-195¬8C to 205¬8C). The bearings support high rotational speeds, with a maximum sliding speed of 500 fpm (2.5 m/s) and a maximum pU factor of 35,000 psi¬?fpm. The coefficient of friction ranges from 0.02 to 0.12, depending on operating conditions. The bearings are available in standard dimensions and can be customized to meet specific requirements, including non-standard lengths and wall thicknesses.

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GAR-FIL,Ñ¢ Filament Wound Bearings with PTFE Tape Liner, specifically part number GF7684, are designed for high-load applications in industrial settings such as valves, scissor lifts, and pulleys. These bearings feature a proprietary filled PTFE tape liner that provides excellent friction and wear properties, along with good chemical resistance. They can operate under a maximum load of 20,000 psi and a temperature range from -320¬8F to 400¬8F (-195¬8C to 205¬8C). The bearings support high rotational speeds, with a maximum sliding speed of 500 fpm (2.5 m/s) and a maximum pU factor of 35,000 psi¬?fpm. The coefficient of friction ranges from 0.02 to 0.12, depending on operating conditions. The bearings are available in standard dimensions and can be customized to meet specific requirements, including non-standard lengths and wall thicknesses.

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GAR-FIL™ Filament Wound Bearings with PTFE Tape Liner - GF7684 - GGB
Thorofare, NJ, United States
GAR-FIL™ Filament Wound Bearings with PTFE Tape Liner
GF7684
GAR-FIL™ Filament Wound Bearings with PTFE Tape Liner GF7684
High load capacity. Good chemical resistance. Machinable bearing surface. High rotational speed capability. Very good friction and wear properties. Excellent contamination resistance.

High load capacity. Good chemical resistance. Machinable bearing surface. High rotational speed capability. Very good friction and wear properties. Excellent contamination resistance.

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Technical Specifications

  GGB
Product Category Plain Bearings and Sleeve Bearings
Product Number GF7684
Product Name GAR-FIL™ Filament Wound Bearings with PTFE Tape Liner
Bushing Type Sleeve
Design Units Inch
Shaft OD 4.7490 to 4.7500 inch (120.62 to 120.65 mm)
Housing Bore 5.2500 to 5.2520 inch (133.35 to 133.40 mm)
Bearing ID 4.7500 inch (120.65 mm)
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