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Industry: Waste Technology
Description: Friction bushing
Material: PET (White)
Machining method: Turning (Y-Axis)
Item Description
Bushing is one of the most common components which is nowadays made of plastic material. D.H. Lamina makes the difference when it comes about machining technology: we dispose of a modern machinery fleet, which assures a superior speed and consequently much competitiveness. Moreover, we have the technical knowledge that identify the most suitable material for your application. In this case we choose PET: great friction properties linked to a superior wear resistance and low moisture / water absorption makes PET a good solution when it comes about bearing.
Waste Technology
Cities are the mirror of the society. A well-organized city is the result of various combinations and waste management is one of the most important issue. In D.H. Lamina we supply a full range of components made of plastic materials for waste technology, to most important Italian and European producer.
Superior material
Not every PET is equal. We buy our semi-finished materials from the main European producers, to assure a maximum quality.
Turned with Y Axis
Drilling during the turning? Yes, we can. This means faster machining and more convenient prices.
Replacing metal
If your bushing is still made of metal, bronze for example, we have engineering solutions ad hoc studied for you.
Thank you for your interest, thank you for choosing D.H. Lamina.
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When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought to do.
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