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Patent
CA 2394668
A self lubricating bearing and more particularly to a self lubricated bearing which includes a race and a bearing element forming two mating bearing surfaces. For applications in which the bearing may be subjected to environmental conditions that could result in corrosion, one bearing surface may be formed from a corrosion resistant metal, such as stainless steel, while the mating bearing surface is homogeneously formed with the bearing element from a composite material which includes PFTE or Teflon. By homogeneously forming the bearing element from a composite material which includes Teflon, wear of the bearing element will not effect lubrication of the bearing.
Babin Brian George
Brown Todd Anthony
American Electronic Components Inc.
Dana Corporation
Ridout & Maybee Llp
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