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BUNTING BEARINGS Low-Friction Plastic Sleeve Bearing

The BUNTING BEARINGS Sleeve Bearing is a low-friction plastic sleeve bearing made from PTFE, available in a 3-pack (SKU 3G-OTH-99523). It features a 5/8 in bore, 7/8 in OD, and 3/4 in overall length, with a dark gray…

SKU 3G-OTH-99523

Also listed as: BNW 101406 · BNW-101406

Brand
BUNTING BEARINGS
Item
Low-Friction Plastic Sleeve Bearing
Part Number
BNW101406
Category
Low-Friction Plastic Sleeve Bearings
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BUNTING BEARINGS
Manufacturer Part Number
BNW101406
Type
Dark Gray, 3 PK
Bore
5/8 in
OD
7/8 in
Overall Lg
3/4 in
Color
Dark Gray

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Product Description

The BUNTING BEARINGS Sleeve Bearing is a low-friction plastic sleeve bearing made from PTFE, available in a 3-pack (SKU 3G-OTH-99523). It features a 5/8 in bore, 7/8 in OD, and 3/4 in overall length, with a dark gray color (MPN BNW101406).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BUNTING BEARINGS PTFE sleeve bearing used for?

This low-friction plastic sleeve bearing is used in industrial machinery to support rotating shafts and reduce friction. Its PTFE material provides self-lubrication and chemical resistance, making it suitable for applications in packaging, food processing, and light-duty conveyor systems where maintenance access is limited.

What are the specifications of the BUNTING BEARINGS sleeve bearing BNW101406?

This BUNTING BEARINGS sleeve bearing has a 5/8 in bore, 7/8 in OD, and 3/4 in overall length. It is made from PTFE in dark gray and comes in a 3-pack (MPN BNW101406). The low-friction plastic design requires no external lubrication, ideal for clean or washdown environments.

Where to buy BUNTING BEARINGS sleeve bearings worldwide?

3G Electric supplies BUNTING BEARINGS sleeve bearings worldwide. As a global industrial distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for availability and lead time on the BNW101406 3-pack or other sizes. We source and deliver to any country.

How to install a BUNTING BEARINGS PTFE sleeve bearing?

Press-fit the bearing into a housing bore with a light interference fit, using an arbor press or suitable tool to avoid distortion. Ensure the shaft is clean and free of burrs. PTFE bearings run dry without grease. For the BNW101406, verify the 5/8 in shaft and 7/8 in housing bore match before installation.

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Common applications for BUNTING BEARINGS
Industrial conveyors — Bunting Bearings general-purpose bronze sleeve bearings (e.g., MPN CB313532) support rotating shafts and reduce friction under radial loads.
Centrifugal pumps — Bunting Bearings sleeve bearings (e.g., MPN CB354636) handle radial loads and operate in temperatures up to 500°F.
Gearboxes — Bunting Bearings bronze sleeve bearings (e.g., MPN CB303824) provide shaft support in power transmission applications.
Material handling equipment — Bunting Bearings sleeve bearings (e.g., MPN CB182224) are used in rotating or oscillating shaft positions.
High-temperature process machinery — Bunting Bearings general-purpose metallic sleeve bearings (e.g., MPN CB202420) rated from -450°F to 500°F.
Lead-restricted environments — Bunting Bearings non-leaded metallic sleeve bearing (MPN EBCB243012) with a 1-1/2 in bore and -40°F to 400°F rating.
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BUNTING BEARINGS Products

3G Electric supplies BUNTING BEARINGS low-friction plastic sleeve bearings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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