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Bearings and guideways - rotary and linear
News Release from: RA Rodriguez (UK) | Subject: Greenlign plastics housed bearings
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 02 September 2004
Plastics bearing housings resist
micro-organisms
For sectors where non-corrodible housings and stainless steel bearings are essential, a plastics housed bearing rsists growth of micro-organisms and has no coating to be chipped or scratched.
The introduction of yet another plastic housed bearing type to the R A Rodriguez Greenlign range extends the choice to eight Greenlign continues to be in great demand in the food, pharmaceutical and chemical industries, the sectors in which non-corrodible housings and stainless steel bearings are essential
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 31 Aug 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The new addition incorporates a triangular mounting base, allowing the bearing to stand proud.
The new FBL bearing is suitable for shaft sizes from 12 - 35mm.
In common with all models in the Greenlign range, FBL is interchangeable with most cast iron units to provide a component that is easily cleaned, will not corrode or promote the growth of micro-organisms.
Furthermore, Greenlign has no coating to chip or scratch.
The tough precision-moulded thermoplastic used is characterised by its excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals.
Although the standard product is fitted with a stainless steel bearing an economy insert bearing can also be specified.
End covers are provided as standard.
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