Technical Specifications:
The document provides detailed specifications for BNL's range of miniature plastic bearings, designed to replace steel bearings in light-load applications. Key dimensions such as bore, outer diameter, width, and flange are specified for various models, along with maximum recommended loads.

Materials and Construction:
BNL bearings are primarily made from acetal (POM) with stainless steel or carbon steel balls. Acetal is noted for its excellent wear performance and stability under various conditions, including exposure to detergents, oils, and other chemicals. The bearings are lightweight, require no external lubrication, and operate effectively between -40°C and 100°C.

Performance Characteristics:
The bearings offer low friction at high speeds, with a speed limit exceeding 5,000 rpm and a maximum life of 500 million revolutions under specific conditions. They are designed to operate with minimal frictional torque and have a run-out of 0.10mm at the shaft.

Design and Application:
BNL provides flanged options for precise axial positioning and offers customization in sizes, materials, and ball types upon request. The document emphasizes the importance of considering specific environmental conditions for optimal bearing performance and suggests consulting BNL's design engineers for tailored solutions.

Contact Information:
BNL (UK) Ltd is located in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, UK. Contact details include phone numbers and an email address for sales inquiries.