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Inch Self-Lubricating Shoulder Bushing - Demountable Style

Inch Self-Lubricating Shoulder Bushing - Demountable Style

Inch self-lubricating shoulder bushing (DANLY IEM) uses a copper alloy plain guide design for rigid die-set alignment and repeatable motion. The demountable style supports service-friendly installation while maintaining guide stability.

  • Plain guide shoulder bushing helps keep die sets rigid and accurately located
  • Copper alloy construction provides self-lubricating performance for long guide life
  • Detachable installation or Loctite adhesive mounting for secure positioning
  • Includes mounting clips and screws for straightforward setup in inch tooling

Specifications

7 configurations available

Post diameter A (in)L (Length) (in)
12.688
1 1/43.125
1 1/23.188
1 3/43.375
23.625
2 1/24.375
34.375

Product Guide

🏭Application Scenarios+

This demountable self-lubricating shoulder bushing is designed for inch-format leader/ejector die sets where stable alignment and repeatable stroke control are critical. Its copper alloy plain guide surface supports low-friction motion and helps maintain consistent clearance under cyclic loading.

Use it in automotive and industrial connector molds to support rigid die-set alignment during opening/closing. The shoulder geometry and guide stability reduce side-load effects on rails and improve wear behavior in high-cycle molding.

It is also suitable for appliance and housings applications that require reliable ejection and long service intervals. The demountable style enables service-friendly replacement during maintenance without fully disassembling the die.

  • Plain guide shoulder keeps the die set accurately located
  • Self-lubricating copper alloy supports long guide life
  • Detachable installation helps minimize downtime in scheduled service
🔧Material & Process Details+

The bushing uses a copper alloy plain guide design intended for self-lubricating performance. In guide applications, copper-based bearing surfaces provide inherent lubrication characteristics that reduce friction and support stable motion over repeated cycles.

  • Wear resistance: copper alloy plain guide surfaces are selected to resist scoring and to maintain consistent sliding behavior.
  • Toughness vs. hardness trade-off: compared with fully hardened tool steels, a copper alloy bearing surface prioritizes low-friction wear performance rather than maximum hardness.
  • Heat treatment: no specific heat-treatment state is provided in the available specifications, so process details cannot be stated from the current data.

When choosing between copper-alloy self-lubricating designs and higher-hardness steel alternatives, engineers typically balance friction/wear behavior against load capacity and abrasion resistance, with this variant focused on long guide life through plain, self-lubricating contact.

📐Sizing & Selection Guide+

Select the post diameter A to match the leader/bushing seat dimension in your mold base or guide block for inch tooling. The specified range is 1 ~ 3 in; choose the closest available dimension within this range to ensure correct alignment and load transfer.

Choose the required axial engagement length L from the available options: 2.688, 3.125, 3.188, 3.375, 3.625, 4.375 in. L must provide adequate support over the expected stroke and keep the shoulder fully seated under guide loads.

  • Match to cavity/core requirements: verify that the bushing shoulder height and projected travel envelope align with the leader path to avoid binding or excessive clearance.
  • Fit considerations: use your mold drawing’s critical dimensions and typical inch fits for the guide bore/seat; confirm clearance requirements to prevent rubbing while maintaining rigid die-set alignment.
  • Configurable vs. fixed: A and L are selectable within the listed ranges; other features are fixed to the demountable style.

Frequently Asked Questions

What post diameter A options are available for this demountable shoulder bushing in inch tooling?+
The available post diameter A range is 1 ~ 3 in. Select the value that matches your leader/bushing seat dimension to maintain proper alignment and load transfer within the die set.
Which length L sizes are offered, and how should I choose among them for guide engagement?+
The offered L lengths are 2.688, 3.125, 3.188, 3.375, 3.625, and 4.375 in. Choose L to ensure sufficient axial support so the shoulder remains seated through the expected stroke without causing binding.
Is this bushing intended for self-lubricating plain-guide performance, and what does the copper alloy imply for wear?+
Yes—this variant uses a copper alloy plain guide design intended for self-lubricating performance. Copper-based plain guide surfaces are commonly selected to reduce friction and support long guide life under repeated motion.
How does the demountable style affect maintenance and compatibility with die-set servicing?+
The demountable style supports service-friendly installation and replacement. That can reduce downtime during scheduled maintenance when guide components need inspection or renewal.
Does the provided data include a heat-treatment or hardness spec for the bushing material?+
No specific heat-treatment state or hardness value (HRC) is included in the provided specifications. The current data supports material identification as a copper alloy plain guide, but it does not list process details.

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