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• Application/Product Guide Useful Tools: Oiles Self-Lubricating Bearings Introduction
Sozo Kawasaki founded the Oiles Corporation of Japan (pronounced "Oil-less")
in 1925. He had noticed the tendency in certain applications
for oil
and grease-lubricated bearings to leak causing potential contamination. He studied these
situations and following an ambitious trial-and-error process patented Japan's
first "oil-less" wooden bearing followed shortly
thereafter by a cast-iron version. Oiles Self-Lubricating Bearings
Oiles bearings are most often adapted for applications
in which traditional plain bearings are subjected to
high failure rates including high loads, heavy
contamination, extreme temperatures and applications
where lubrication and regular service is difficult (or
impossible) to maintain. They typically exhibit top
performance in severe operating conditions whenever
early wear and seizure is likely or where the shortage
of lubricant is an operating concern. Oiles bearings are
used in a wide variety of applications including
automotive, audio-visual, home and office machines,
communication equipment and high heat applications
including bearings for kiln carts. They are also ideal
in specialty applications requiring long-term and
maintenance-free operation such as hydro dams and civil
engineering projects. General Advantages of Oiles Bearing Products
• Oiles bearings do not require a lubricating system, lubrication holes, or oil grooves Product Range (Click a row for detailed specifications)
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