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Robust components for fluid technology

Chemical and media-resistant bearing technology for pumps, meters, etc.

All over the world, manufacturers of hydraulic and pneumatic systems as well as HVAC systems rely on lubrication-free components from igus. The reason for this is simple: from short linear movements to fast rotating applications in the medium, our tribologically optimised plastics offer high wear and abrasion resistance and are resistant to chemicals and temperatures. Thanks to the incorporated solid lubricants, no external lubrication is required - saving time and money on maintenance.

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Areas of application

Industrial piping and pumps in a plant for hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

Hydraulic and pneumatic systems

Products for valve and pump technology, meters and consumers

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Air conditioning and ventilation units on a rooftop beside steel structures.

HVAC

Products for multi-leaf dampers, flow meters and fans

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Top products for fluid technology

iglidur plain bearing with green particle structure indicating PTFE-free materials.

Plain bearings without PTFE

It is still unclear how far the PFAS restriction planned by the EU will go. We test all materials for the 100 most harmful PFAS compounds and also offer PTFE-free materials.

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FDA-marked bearings and fresh fruit under water spray.

FDA -compliant plain bearings

for fluid technology in food-processing plants, e.g. filling valves.

Various materials depending on requirements:

Overview of the specifications of our food-compliant plain bearings FDA plain bearings in the shop
Three plain bearings with a water icon beside a hydrodynamic coolant regulator.

Hydrodynamic plain bearings

Different materials depending on the application environment, e.g.

  • Extremely wear-resistant under water
  • KTW-compliant
  • Resistant to chemicals
  • Compatible with high temperatures
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iglide piston rings in different colours, overlapping ring segments shown as a product display.

iglidur guide rings

  • No lubrication necessary
  • Low maintenance
  • More wear-resistant than PTFE strips
  • Low assembly effort
  • Available in various materials
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Four threaded spindles with different igus dryspin nuts on a light background.

Lead screw dryspin

  • With high helix, trapezoidal or metric thread
  • With left-hand, right-hand or reverse thread
  • Quiet operation entirely without external lubrication
  • High media resistance
  • Available in various materials
Lead screws in the shop

Successfully in use by our customers

Section view of a LEWA pump with blue housing and visible drive and piston mechanism.

Less wear on the piston rod pin

Our chemical- and temperature-resistant iglidur X plain bearings are used in the ecoflow dosing diaphragm pumps from LEWA. Installed in the drive unit, they minimise wear on the piston rod pin.

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igus plain bearings on black machine components on a workbench.

Economical alternative to brass bushings

In its special hydraulic cylinders, the Chapel Group relies on iglidur G plain bearings. They excel with short delivery times, prove to be significantly more economical than the brass bushings previously used and, with diameters of 20 to 45mm, are extremely wear-resistant and weatherproof.

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Overview of several industrial applications for hose and bearing technology in conveyor and machine systems.

... more success stories

Discover other applications from our customers in fluid technology in which dry-tech bearing products show their advantages: long service life at high temperatures and contact with chemicals. No maintenance effort.

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