Pivot Bearing Design Guide

Publisher: C-Flex Bearing Co., Inc.

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Pivot Bearing Design Guide

This design guide is written with both the first time user and the experienced engineer in mind, as they are frequently the same person when it comes to pivot bearings. Due to their unique nature, pivot bearings have many distinct performance features that must be accounted for when compared to traditional bearing styles. Fully understanding these features will allow\r\nthe user to utilize them to their full potential and reap the benefits of frictionless motion of large loads for long service lives.

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