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You should consider a polymer bushing Fluorolon 4000 (PPS) bearing or Fluorolon 3000 (PEEK). You can acheive PV over 400,000 in both lubricated. <www.aptechno.com> Good Luck.

I would recommend a High Performance Polymer Bearing Material; ie. PEEK Bearing Grade COF of around .23, also we have PPS materials at .40 and Polyimide with COF in the .19 to .20 range all material have compressive values of 30K +. Check out <www.aptechno.com> we specialize in Polymer...

We manufacture Teflon plug valve body seals for companies like Xomox, Tyco etc. The Teflon will provide the seal due to it's compressive strength. Bill Vardeman <www.aptechno.com>

We extrude this material in sizes up to about 6&quot; dia. If you woudl like to inquire please contact <www.aptechno.com>. Regards Bill Vardeman

Please e-mail me your afx number and I will forward machining data on Cast Nylon...We are supplier on seals, bearing and materials with extensive in house mfg & machining services. Bill Vardeman APT <www.aptechno.com>

You have given enough information that leads me to recommend and Acrylic DR or PET would be your best canidates without going into a more expensive material such as TPX. a clear material used for laboratory wear, High Temp, Chemical and UV resistant. See ou r web site: http://www.aptechno.com

I would recommend PTFE (Teflon) tube, it can withstand all criteria you listed and can have UV stabilizer added. Please see our wesite at. http://.www.aptechno.com Bill Vardeman

There is no difference, however both must be sodium etched before any adhesive will bond. You can find more information on PTFE, Teflon at our website. http://www.aptechno.com

In pursuant to your request: we are manufacturers of engineered and advanced plastics for seals and polymers bearings. We are experts at low friction bearing applications. Since you are uesing PA66/ Glass you have a mechanical application, urethanes and Teflon, acetals will not surfice. I would...

We have extensive experience in vane applications, their are a few materials we recommend, our Fluorolon PEEK being the most common, it has the mechanical strength, deminsional stabilty and does not have the hydrolitic problems of Torlon. If the application does not see moisture at elavated...

I have experience in replacing high temperature metal nozzles with plastic materials. They offer superior wear to say stainless, but the temperaure limitations are around 500 degrees F. I would suggest a bearing grade of Ryton, PEEK or Polyimide all have tensile's of 15,000 to 35,000 psi...

You anwser is that Teflon (PTFE) has a 90% declination of mechanical properties at 260 C. The modified PTFE (TFM) has a slightly better declination rate about 83 % at 260 C. The material doe not flow at elavated temperature like a typical thermoplastic, howver any load will cause cold flow or...

Your application poses a few problems, you need a high temperature material with superior wear resistance, yet not to hard and above all else FDA approved for food contact. You have only a few options, Teflon (PTFE) with a 10% polimide filler, this would be twice the cost of your unfilled...