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Demountable Steel Ball Guide Post Bushings for Ball Bearing - Metric

Demountable Steel Ball Guide Post Bushings for Ball Bearing - Metric

Demountable steel ball guide post bushings for ball bearing - metric are designed to support accurate ball-guided alignment and repeatable positioning in demountable die systems. As a bushing-only component, they simplify maintenance while maintaining fit and function.

  • Ball guide bushing design supports stable guide alignment
  • Steel construction helps maintain dimensional stability under load
  • Metric range fits a wide nominal post diameter selection
  • Suitable for demountable precision die set guide post applications

Specifications

73 configurations available

Nom. Post Diameter (mm)L (Length) (mm)
2555
2560
2565
2570
2575
2580
2585
2590
2595
3265
3270
3275
3280
3285
3290
3295
32105
32110
32115
32130
32140
32155
4075
4080
4085
4090
4095
40100
40110
40115
40120
40125
40135
40140
40155
4475
4490
4495
44100
44110
44115
44125
44135
44140
44155
44165
44180
44190
5075
5090

Product Guide

🏭Application Scenarios+

These demountable ball guide post bushings are used inside demountable die sets to provide precise, repeatable alignment between mating halves. Because the component is bushing-only, it can be swapped during maintenance without replacing the full guide post assembly.

Automotive and industrial die casting tooling: In die sets where guide alignment must remain stable under frequent cycling, the steel construction supports dimensional stability and helps maintain ball-guided positioning over time. This variant is suited for metric guide post diameters because it covers 25–80 mm nominal post diameters.

Large mold/die casting modules: For multi-cavity systems and heavy-duty die inserts, the long working length range (55–190 mm) supports proper engagement length and reduces misalignment risk during clamping.

  • Supports ball-guided alignment for repeatable positioning
  • Demountable design simplifies maintenance in split die systems
  • Metric sizing range matches common post diameter selections
🔧Material & Process Details+

The product uses steel for reliable assembly and stable guide behavior in demountable die sets. In ball guide applications, steel offers good dimensional stability and adequate wear resistance for the rolling contact interface between balls and mating guide surfaces.

  • Heat treatment: No specific heat-treatment state (e.g., quenched & tempered, nitrided) is provided in the available specifications, so select the final treatment based on your guide-load and surface-wear requirements.
  • Hardness / trade-offs: Hardening generally improves wear resistance but can reduce toughness if pushed too high. For guide bushings, balance hardness against impact resistance to prevent chipping during clamp/unclamp cycles.
  • Manufacturing process: Typical production routes for steel guide bushings include precision machining of the bore and ball-guide geometry, followed by deburring and dimensional finishing to achieve stable fits.

If you need a specific grade or target hardness, confirm the grade/treatment requirement in your RFQ so the supplier can match your die-set durability goals.

📐Sizing & Selection Guide+

Select the bushing based on two functional dimensions: the Nom. Post Diameter and the L (Length). This ensures correct ball-guide engagement and proper alignment support through the clamped die thickness.

  • Nom. Post Diameter (mm): choose a bushing sized for your guide post in the 25–80 mm range.
  • L (Length) (mm): match the required engagement/guide coverage using the 55–190 mm length range.

In die layout, compare your core/cavity stack and expected ball-guide travel to ensure the bushing length provides sufficient contact without bottoming. If your design uses a demountable guide system, verify fit conditions (clearance/interference) in the bushing-to-post interface, and maintain your design tolerances during machining.

Both dimensions are provided as configurable spec ranges for this series; select from available sizes rather than assuming a custom one-off fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which nominal post diameter range is covered for these demountable ball guide post bushings?+
The series is specified for a Nom. Post Diameter of 25–80 mm. When designing the die set, match this value to the guide post diameter used in your mating half alignment system.
How do I choose the correct bushing length (L) to ensure proper engagement in a demountable die set?+
Select L from the provided 55–190 mm range so the bushing engagement matches your die stack thickness and ball-guide travel. Insufficient length can reduce alignment support, while excessive length can increase the risk of improper contact or bottoming depending on your assembly design.
Is this bushing intended to be maintenance-replaceable without changing the full guide post assembly?+
Yes. The description specifies a bushing-only component designed for demountable die systems, so it can be replaced during maintenance while preserving the overall guide post structure.
What material and heat-treatment details are available for durability planning?+
The available specifications state steel construction, but no specific steel grade, hardness (HRC), or heat-treatment state is provided. For durability planning (wear vs. toughness), confirm your target hardness/treatment requirements with your RFQ because those parameters are not included in the current data.
Do I need to consider fit/tolerance when selecting bushing dimensions from the provided ranges?+
Yes. While you select from the 25–80 mm post diameter and 55–190 mm length ranges, actual performance depends on the bushing-to-post fit used in your design. Review your assembly clearance/interference and ensure tolerances are compatible with the die-set clamping and alignment requirements.

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