Description
The wear (or K) factor relates bearing surface wear rate to the variables of pressure, velocity and time. The lower the K factor, the greater the wear resistance. This is a valuable metric when determining what bearing material is right for your application but it's more of an informational tool and many people aren't familiar with it.
Highlights include
- Definition of K Factor and explanation of its purpose
- How K Factor testing works
- Bearing use conditions that can affect K Factor results
- Question and answer period
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Webinar Length:29 Minutes
Dave Bieringis our Vice President of technical Sales and has been with TriStar for nearly 30 years. For 44 years he has been involved in the appliction of polymers and composite used for self-lubricating bearings, seals, and structural components.