In industrial applications where friction and wear are critical concerns, self-lubricating copper alloy bearings have emerged as a game-changing solution. These bearings combine the excellent thermal conductivity and mechanical strength of copper alloys with embedded solid lubricants, ensuring long-lasting performance without the need for external lubrication.
Self-lubricating copper alloy bearings are engineered to reduce friction and wear by incorporating solid lubricants (such as graphite, PTFE, or molybdenum disulfide) directly into the bearing material. These bearings are widely used in high-load, low-speed, or high-temperature applications where traditional oil or grease lubrication is impractical.
Key Features:
Embedded solid lubricants provide continuous lubrication, reducing maintenance needs.
High thermal conductivity of copper alloys helps dissipate heat efficiently.
Excellent load-bearing capacity and resistance to wear under harsh conditions.
Corrosion resistance, especially in bronze-based alloys like JDB-600.
Solid-lubricating bearings operate on the same principle—using solid lubricants to minimize friction without liquid lubricants. While self-lubricating copper alloy bearings are a subset of solid-lubricating bearings, they specifically leverage copper's superior mechanical and thermal properties.
Applications of Solid-Lubricating Bearings:
Automotive industry (suspension systems, steering components)
Aerospace (landing gear, actuators)
Heavy machinery (construction equipment, mining)
Food processing (where oil contamination must be avoided)
Among self-lubricating copper alloy bearings, JDB-600 casting bronze bearings stand out due to their exceptional durability and load capacity. These bearings are made from high-quality bronze with embedded solid lubricants, making them ideal for extreme conditions.

JDB-600 Cast Self-Lubricating Bronze Guide Bushing Bearing
Advantages of JDB-600 Bearings:
Superior wear resistance due to the bronze matrix.
High mechanical strength for heavy-load applications.
Self-lubricating properties eliminate the need for frequent re-lubrication.
Resistance to shock and vibration, ensuring long service life.