iglidur® J3 - material data

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The most important information at a glance

Descriptive technical specifications
Wear resistance at +23°C- 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 +More information on wear resistance
Wear resistance at +90°C- 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 +
Wear resistance at +150°C- 🟧 ⬜️ ⬜️ ⬜️ ⬜️ +
Slide property- 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 +Coefficient of friction, dynamic, against steel: µ 0.06 - 0.20
Wear resistance under water- 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 ⬜️ +
Media resistance- 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 ⬜️ +More information on media resistance
Resistant to edge pressures- 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 ⬜️ +
Resistant to shock and impact loads- 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 ⬜️ +
Dirt resistance- 🟧 🟧 🟧 🟧 ⬜️ +

When do I use this material?

  • If the wear resistance of iglidur J rotating or pivoting is to be further optimised
  • When very low coefficients of friction are required in dry operation
  • When high wear resistance at low load is required
  • When low moisture absorption is required
  • When good media resistance is required

When do I use a different material?

  • If you are looking for a wear-resistant plain bearing for linear strokes -> iglidur J
  • When temperatures continuously higher than +90°C occur -> iglidur J260
  • When radial surface pressures greater than 45MPa occur -> iglidur W300

Temperature

min. application temperatureUpper application temperature, long-termUpper application temperature, short-termIn addition secure axially from
-50°C+90°C+120°C+60°C

Permissible surface speed

Maximum surface speed [m/s]RotatingOscillatinglinear
Long-term1.51.18.0
Short-term3.02.110.0

Permissible pv values

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Logarithmic chart with a yellow line that levels off and then drops steeply.

Mechanical specifications

Graph with a declining line from about 44 to 28 on X-Y axes.
Chart with two rising lines for +23 °C and +60 °C; the red line rises faster.

Friction and wear

iglidur J3dryGreasesOilWater
Coefficient of friction μ0.06 - 0.200.090.040.04
Line graph with X and Y axes; the line rises to about 0.20 and then dips slightly.
Chart with a falling Y-versus-X curve that flattens from about 0.15 as X increases.

Shaft materials

Bar chart with categories A to G; B has the highest value and F the second highest.
Line graph with two curves A and B: A rises sharply to 45, B rises slowly to 10.

Chemical resistance

ChemicalsResistance
Alcohols+
Greases, oils without additives+
Hydrocarbons+
Fuels+
Strong alkalines+ up to 0
Strong acids-
Diluted alkalines+
Diluted acids0 to -

Moisture absorption

Line graph with a steadily rising straight line from 0 to 1.4 on the X-axis and to 0.25 on the Y-axis.

Installation tolerances

Diameter d1 [mm]Housing H7 [mm]iglidur J3 plain bearing E10 [mm]Shaft h9 [mm]
up to 3+0.000 +0.010+0.014 +0.054 -0.025 +0.000
> 3 up to 6+0.000 +0.012+0.020 +0.068-0.030 +0.000
> 6 up to 10+0.000 +0.015+0.025 +0.083-0.036 +0.000
> 10 up to 18+0.000 +0.018+0.032 +0.102-0.043 +0.000
> 18 up to 30+0.000 +0.021+0.040 +0.124 -0.052 +0.000
> 30 up to 50+0.000 +0.025+0.050 +0.150-0.062 +0.000
>50 to 80+0.000 +0.030+0.060 +0.180-0.074 +0.000
>80 to 120+0.000 +0.035+0.072 +0.212-0.087 +0.000
> 120 up to 180+0.000 +0.040+0.085 +0.245-0.100 +0.000

Thermal conductivity

Coefficient of thermal expansion

Compressive strength

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Radioactive radiation

Typical application areas

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Beverage industry

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Aeronautical engineering

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Space technology

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