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igus bearing liners are easy to fit - Reliable linear bearings give a long, lubrication-free life

Bearing specialist igus UK offers interchangeable lubrication-free linear bearing liners that are based on wear resistant plastics specially developed for linear technology. As a result of using the liners, users can reduce downtime and improve their processes significantly.

drylin bearing liners are produced in a variety of igus' iglidur high performance plastics and are an easy fit alternative to ball linings. They simply press or clip into the linear carriage with ease. The liners are reliable and their inherent dry-running properties ensure grease-free operation on all available shaft materials from the drylin range, including hard anodised aluminium or even soft stainless steel. Coupled with the clever grooved design, the liner pushes away any residue, and therefore prevents the undesirable build-up of paste, dirt and debris. Any contaminant is simply passed through the bearing channels thus minimising pressure build up in the front of the bearing.

All drylin linear bearings are designed to last for a long time, but even if the liner needs to be changed it can be done with virtually no effort.

To see a short video of the reliable drylin linear bearings in action visit: http://www.igus.co.uk/videos/lowwearbearingliners

For more information on this and any other igus products, please contact igus UK on 01604 677240. For regular updates, follow us on www.twitter.com/igusUK, watch our videos at www.igus.co.uk/youtube and connect with us at www.igus.co.uk/facebook.

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