
EGBPK Oil-Free Ejector Leader Bushings for High Temperature - Copper Alloy
Oil-free ejector leader bushings for high temperature (copper alloy) are designed to maintain precise guide alignment while eliminating lubrication requirements in demanding mold cycles. The EGBPK construction supports smooth, consistent movement for leader functions.
- Oil-free copper alloy guide for stable leader alignment under heat
- EGBPK type provides reliable, low-friction bushing performance
- Suitable for high-temperature mold applications requiring dependable guidance
- For ejector leader use where contamination-sensitive operation matters
Specifications
14 configurations available
| Inner Diameter d (mm) | ℓ (Dh6 section length) (mm) | type |
|---|---|---|
| 13 | 13 | - |
| 13 | 15 | - |
| 16 | 15 | - |
| 20 | 13 | - |
| 20 | 15 | - |
| 20 | 20 | - |
| 25 | 15 | - |
| 25 | 20 | - |
| 30 | 20 | - |
| 30 | 25 | - |
| 35 | 25 | - |
| 40 | 25 | - |
| 40 | 30 | - |
| 50 | 30 | - |
Product Guide
Application Scenarios+
EGBPK oil-free ejector leader bushings are used in large mold tooling where an ejector leader must stay aligned through repeated cycling and elevated temperatures. A common scenario is die-casting and high-throughput automotive component molds, where consistent leader guidance helps prevent side loading on ejector systems.
In contamination-sensitive applications—such as molds used for parts that must avoid oil carryover—the oil-free copper alloy bushing supports motion without requiring ongoing lubrication. This helps maintain stable guidance during thermal expansion cycles.
Because this variant is an oil-free copper alloy design, it is well suited for leader functions that demand low-friction movement and alignment stability under heat, reducing the risk of sticking or misalignment that can occur when lubrication becomes unreliable.
- Automotive connector/enclosure tooling with high clamp pressure and repeated ejector strokes
- Die-casting molds requiring reliable leader alignment at elevated temperatures
- Clean-molding environments where lubrication contamination must be minimized
Material & Process Details+
This bushing is specified as an EGBPK oil-free type made from a copper alloy. Copper alloys are selected for their frictional behavior in guide applications, supporting smooth movement while avoiding lubrication-dependent performance.
For precision mold guides, these bushings are typically manufactured in a hardened, wear-resistant condition appropriate for sliding contact. While specific hardness/heat-treatment values are not provided in the available data, the engineering intent is a balance of wear resistance and enough toughness to withstand continuous leader motion.
- Wear resistance: aimed at maintaining guide alignment under repeated cycles
- Toughness trade-off: optimized so the bushing can tolerate operational shocks from ejector movement
- Oil-free operation: designed to perform without relying on lubricants, which is useful at high temperature
If your project requires higher-load guidance, compare against steel-based guide bushings; the copper alloy approach prioritizes low-friction, oil-free sliding behavior rather than maximum hardness.
Sizing & Selection Guide+
Correct selection is driven by matching the inner diameter (d) and the guide section length designated as ℓ (Dh6 section length). Available ranges for this series are d = 13 ~ 50 mm and ℓ = 13, 15, 20, 25, 30 mm.
To size for your mold, identify the leader pin/shaft diameter required by the ejector leader design, then select the bushing with the closest matching d within 13–50 mm. Next, choose the ℓ that provides the intended guidance engagement length, limited to the provided options (13/15/20/25/30 mm).
- d (mm): choose within 13 ~ 50 to fit the leader diameter
- ℓ (Dh6 section length): select from 13, 15, 20, 25, 30 based on cavity/core space
- Fit/tolerance: ℓ is defined as a Dh6 section length, so coordinate with the leader/pin and surrounding bore tolerances to avoid excessive clearance or interference
Frequently Asked Questions
For EGBPK oil-free ejector leader bushings, which dimensions control the fit to the ejector leader shaft?+
The fit is primarily determined by the inner diameter d (13 ~ 50 mm) and the guide section length ℓ (Dh6 section length). Choose d to match the leader/shaft diameter used in your ejector system. Then select ℓ from the available lengths: 13, 15, 20, 25, 30 mm to achieve the required guidance engagement.
When should I choose an oil-free copper alloy bushing instead of a lubricated guide bushing for high-temperature cycles?+
Select the EGBPK oil-free copper alloy bushing when lubrication becomes unreliable due to temperature or when oil carryover must be minimized. The oil-free design is intended to help maintain stable alignment during mold cycles without ongoing lubrication requirements. This is particularly relevant for contamination-sensitive operations and repeat high-load ejection.
What are the available lengths for the EGBPK bushing’s Dh6 section, and how do I match them to the mold’s guide length?+
For this series, ℓ (Dh6 section length) is available in 13, 15, 20, 25, 30 mm. Compare these options against the available cavity/core guidance length to ensure adequate contact length for the ejector leader. Using too short a length can reduce guidance stability; too long a length can interfere with surrounding mold structure.
How does the oil-free EGBPK design help reduce alignment issues in large die-casting or large mold tooling?+
The EGBPK construction is designed to maintain precise guide alignment while eliminating lubrication requirements in demanding cycles. In large die-casting molds, repeated thermal expansion and high-throughput cycling can lead to misalignment if lubricant performance degrades. The oil-free copper alloy approach is meant to support stable, low-friction motion under heat.
If my leader shaft diameter is near the ends of the range, what selection approach should I use?+
Use the specified inner diameter d range of 13 ~ 50 mm and select the bushing with d that best matches your leader shaft diameter. Then confirm the guidance length using one of the provided ℓ options (13/15/20/25/30 mm). Because ℓ is specified as a Dh6 section length, verify that your assembly tolerances maintain the intended clearance/fit to avoid binding.
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