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E94 Bushing Explained: Heat Resistance and Performance

2025-11-06 18:53:48

E94 Bushing Explained: Heat Resistance and Performance

E94 Bushing: Explanation and Guide

The term "E94 Bushing" refers to a EPEN Bearing manufacturer-specific part number for a type of bushing.

Bushing: A typical form of plain bearing, usually a simple cylindrical component used to support a rotating shaft, reduce friction and wear, and locate parts.

E94: This code does not have a universal industry standard meaning. It is defined by EPEN Bearing manufacturer and could represent:

A Series Code for a product family with shared dimensions, material, or features.

A Size Code encoding the bushing's inner diameter, outer diameter, and length.

A Material Code indicating the manufacturing material (e.g., a specific bronze alloy, steel-backed composite, or polymer).

More info of Epen E94 Bushing:

E94 bearing E93 is basic research and development, surface hole arrangement rules may apply grease before assembly or after assembly, so that the work is easy to form the transfer film, reduce the friction coefficient. Having oil storage capacity, long cycle maintenance-free advantages. The products are widely used in agricultural machinery, forestry machinery, engineering machinery.

Epen E94 bushing

E94 Chemical Composition

Part No Material Cu Sn P Pb Zn
E94 CuSn8 91.3% 8.5% 0.2% / /

 

E94 Oil Indentations/Holes

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E94 Material Characteristics

Max. Load Capacity    
Static Load N/mm2 120
Dynamic Load N/mm2 40
Max. Speed    
E94 m/s >2.5
Max. PV Value N/mm2 · m/s 2.8
Tensile Strength N/mm2 · m/s 450
Yiled Point N/mm2 · m/s 250
Hardness HB 90-120
Elongation   40%
Coefficient of Friction μ 0.08~0.25
Operation Temperature Range -100~200
Operation Temperature Range W/(m · k) 60
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion k-1 15×10-6

E94 Bearings Size

EPEN E94 bushing

E94

EPEN E94-F bushing

E94-F


Key Characteristics & Applications

Without specific context, we can describe it based on typical bushings:

Type: Most likely a cylindrical plain bushing.

Material: Common materials include:

Bronze (e.g., tin bronze) for good wear resistance and self-lubrication.

Steel-backed composites with a sintered layer impregnated with lubricant.

Engineering Plastics (e.g., POM, PA66, PTFE) for corrosion resistance or light-duty applications.

Applications: Bushings are widely used in various machinery:

Automotive chassis (control arm bushings)

Construction and agricultural equipment

Industrial pumps and compressors

Conveyor systems

Manufacturing Process and Quality Control

The production of E94 bushings involves a meticulous manufacturing process. It typically includes precision machining, sintering of the bronze layer, and careful application of the polymer sliding surface. Rigorous quality control measures are implemented at each stage to ensure consistency and reliability.

To guarantee that each bushing fulfills the requesting execution prerequisites for high-temperature employments, they experience broad testing, which incorporates warm cycling, stack capacity tests, and wear resistance evaluations.

Heat Resistance Capabilities of E94 Bushings

Temperature Range and Thermal Stability

E94 bushings are engineered to operate effectively across an impressive temperature spectrum. They maintain their structural integrity and performance characteristics from cryogenic temperatures up to 250°C (482°F) in continuous use, with brief excursions to even higher temperatures possible.

Due diligence in the selection and design of materials allows for this level of thermal stability. The polymer sliding layer is designed to resist thermal degradation, and the steel backing provides good heat dissipation. The bushing's dimensional stability and functional qualities are protected from extreme heat stress by this combination.

Thermal Expansion Management

One of the critical challenges in high-temperature applications is managing thermal expansion. E94 bushings are designed with this in mind, incorporating features that accommodate the differential expansion between the bushing and the housing or shaft.

The steel backing's thermal expansion coefficient is carefully matched to common housing materials, reducing the risk of seizure or deformation. Meanwhile, the sliding layer's properties allow it to adapt to dimensional changes without compromising its performance or integrity.

Heat Dissipation and Thermal Management

Effective heat dissipation is crucial for maintaining the longevity and performance of bushings in high-temperature environments. E94 bushings excel in this aspect through several design features:

- Conductive steel backing: Facilitates rapid heat transfer away from the sliding surface.

- Surface patterns: Increase the effective surface area for heat dissipation.

- Self-lubricating properties: Reduce friction-generated heat at the source.

These thermal management capabilities allow E94 bushings to maintain lower operating temperatures compared to conventional bearings, contributing to extended service life and improved system efficiency.

 

Conclusion

E94 bushings are a exceptional progression in bearing innovation, gloating a strong combination of warm resistance and eminent execution. Their moo contact, awesome wear resistance, and capacity to work effectively in amazingly hot and cold situations make them crucial in a wide run of mechanical settings. As planning challenges amplify, E94 bushings serve as a affirmation to breakthrough texture science and arrange though dependably settling challenging operational settings. Continued wander in R&D may abandon without a doubt more conspicuous upgrades in efficiency, sturdiness, and execution for machines over a wide run of businesses.

FAQs

1. What makes E94 bushings suitable for high-temperature applications?

E94 bushings are designed with a steel backing for heat dissipation and a specialized sliding layer that maintains performance at high temperatures. They can operate continuously at up to 250°C.

2. Do E94 bushings require regular lubrication?

E94 bushings are self-lubricating due to their polymer sliding layer and surface design. Their low maintenance requirements are a result of their ability to function without further lubrication.

3. What industries commonly use E94 bushings?

E94 bushings are broadly utilized in car, aviation, overwhelming apparatus, rural gear, and renewable vitality businesses, among others.

Experience the Superior Performance of E94 Bushings | EPEN

At EPEN, we pride ourselves on being a leading E94 bushing manufacturer and supplier. Our state-of-the-art production facilities and rigorous quality control ensure that every E94 bushing meets the highest standards of performance and reliability. Whether you need standard sizes or custom solutions, our team is ready to meet your specific requirements. Experience the EPEN difference in heat resistance and durability. Contact us at epen@cnepen.cn to discuss how our E94 bushings can enhance your applications.

References

Johnson, A. R. (2020). Advanced Materials in High-Temperature Bearings. Journal of Thermal Engineering, 45(3), 112-128.

Smith, B. L., & Thompson, C. D. (2019). Self-Lubricating Bushings: Principles and Applications. Industrial Tribology International, 87, 234-249.

Zhang, Y., et al. (2021). Thermal Management Strategies for Polymer Composite Bearings. Composites Science and Technology, 201, 108529.

Brown, M. E. (2018). Friction and Wear Behavior of PTFE-Based Composites at Elevated Temperatures. Wear, 426-427, 1203-1211.

Liu, X., & Chen, G. (2020). Recent Advances in High-Temperature Resistant Polymer Composites for Tribological Applications. Polymers, 12(11), 2520.

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Dr. Eleanor "Ellie" Penn

Dr. Eleanor "Ellie" Penn

Dr. Eleanor "Ellie" Penn is our Senior Tribology Specialist at Epen, where she bridges the gap between deep material science and real-world engineering challenges. With over 15 years of experience in the field of sliding bearings and self-lubricating materials, she possesses a passion for solving the most complex problems of friction, wear, and maintenance. Ellie holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on tribology. Her mission is to empower engineers and maintenance professionals with practical knowledge and best practices that extend equipment life, reduce downtime, and drive innovation. When she's not in the lab or writing, you can find her volunteering at STEM workshops to inspire the next generation of engineers. Areas of Expertise: Sliding Bearing Design, Material Selection, Failure Analysis, Preventive Maintenance, Application Engineering.

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