AKN BMF 263017 Flanged Plain Bearing Bushing

Description

This is a set of AKN flanged plain bearings, type BMF 263017. These self-lubricating bushings are constructed from a metal-polymer composite material, designed for high load capacity and low friction without the need for external lubrication. They are ideal for applications involving rotational, oscillating, or linear movements.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: AKN
• Type Number: BMF 263017
• Article Number: 03435438
• Inner Diameter: 26 mm
• Outer Diameter: 30 mm
• Length: 17 mm
• Material: Steel backing, sintered bronze layer, PTFE sliding surface

Label Info

• AKN BMF 263017 GLIJLAGERKRAAGBUS
• ART: 03435438

Application

These bushings are commonly used in industrial machinery, automotive components, hydraulic cylinders, and agricultural equipment where maintenance-free operation is critical.

CO2 Impact

By choosing this reused set of bushings, you avoid approximately 0.6 kg of CO2 emissions compared to manufacturing new ones. This saving is equivalent to the energy needed to charge a smartphone over 70 times.

Availability

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FAQ

What does "BMF" likely stand for in the part number?

BMF most likely denotes a composite, self-lubricating Metal-Polymer Flanged Bushing, a type similar to the industry-standard DU-type bearings.

No, these PTFE-lined plain bearings are designed for low-to-moderate speeds and high loads, particularly in oscillating or intermittent motion applications where lubrication is difficult.

No, the PTFE inner layer provides a self-lubricating surface, making them maintenance-free for their intended applications. An initial grease application upon assembly can sometimes extend service life but is not required.

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Last Update: March 13, 2026