Understand the different types of bearings: plain, ball, and thrust
Learn how to select bearings from the Content Center
Understand how tolerances are used with bearings
Learn how to use bearings in assemblies
Introduction
This chapter discusses three types of bearings: plain, ball, and thrust. See Figure 11-1. Plain bearings are hollow cylinders that may have flanges at one end. Plain bearings are made from nylon or Teflon for dry (no lubrication) applications, and impregnated bronze or other materials when lubrications are used.
A hollow cylinder that may have a flange at one end and may or may not be lubricated; also called a sleeve bearing or a bushing.
Figure 11-1
Plain ...
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