Carbon Blank Bush

A “Carbon Blank Bush” refers to an unfinished or raw bushing made from carbon-based materials, such as carbon fiber composite or carbon graphite. Bushings are cylindrical components with a central hole used as a bearing or guide for a shaft or rod, allowing it to rotate or move with reduced friction.

Carbon-based bushings offer several advantages, including high strength, low weight, self-lubricating properties, and resistance to wear and corrosion. They are commonly used in various industrial applications where low friction and high-performance bearings are required.

Here are some common uses and applications of carbon blank bushes:

• Automotive and Transportation: In automotive and transportation applications, carbon blank bushes are used in suspension systems, control arms, and other components that require low friction and excellent durability.


• Marine and Watercraft: Carbon bushes are also used in marine applications, such as propeller shaft bearings, due to their resistance to seawater and corrosion.


• Aerospace and UAVs: Carbon blank bushes find use in aerospace applications for various bearing and guiding functions in aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).


• High-Temperature Environments: Carbon-based materials have good thermal resistance, making them suitable for applications involving high temperatures, such as in industrial ovens, furnaces, and high-temperature processing equipment.


• Electrical Equipment: Carbon blank bushes can be used as brushes in electrical machines, such as generators and electric motors, where sliding contacts are required for power transmission.