AKN BMF 081006 (10pcs)

AKN Flanged Sliding Bearing 8x10x6mm Description This is a set of high-quality flanged sliding bearings, model BMF 081006 from AKN. These self-lubricating bushings are designed for maintenance-free operation in a wide variety of industrial applications. The composite structure, typically a steel backing with a sintered bronze layer and a PTFE sliding surface, provides excellent low-friction performance and high load capacity. Specifications Manufacturer: AKN Type: BMF 081006 Article Number: 03435381 Inner Diameter (d1): 8 mm Outer Diameter (d2): 10 mm Length (L1): 6 mm Flange Diameter (d3): 14 mm Material: Composite (Steel/Bronze/PTFE) Label Info Brand: akn Part Number: AKN BMF 081006 GLIJLAGERKRAAGBUS Article No: 03435381 Application Ideal for use in applications with pivoting, rotating, or oscillating movements where space is limited and maintenance is difficult. Common uses include automotive components, hydraulic cylinders, material handling equipment, and general machinery. CO2 Impact Choosing these pre-owned components over new ones avoids the emission of approximately 0.03 kg of CO2, contributing to a more sustainable industrial practice. This saving is equivalent to charging a smartphone several times. Availability This item is in stock and ready for immediate dispatch. Order now from profideals for expert support and fast delivery. FAQ What are the main advantages of a PTFE-lined bushing like the BMF 081006?The main advantages include self-lubricating properties for maintenance-free operation, very low friction, a wide operating temperature range, and good chemical resistance. What is the recommended shaft and housing tolerance for this 8x10x6mm bushing?For optimal performance and a secure press-fit, it is recommended to use a shaft with an h8 tolerance and a housing bore with an H7 tolerance. This ensures the correct running clearance after installation. Can this bearing be used in applications with external lubrication?Yes. While specifically designed for dry running conditions, applying a small amount of grease or oil during assembly can help reduce friction and wear during the initial break-in period or in very low-speed, high-load scenarios. profideals is not an authorized distributor, reseller or representative of the products featured on this website. All product names, trademarks, brands and logos used on this site are the property of their respective owners. Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026