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Dura-Tube offers flexibility for tube made with continuously cast and trepan processes

By Mary Gannon | June 6, 2019

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Dura-Bar, continuous cast gray and ductile iron bar products, adds a tube portfolio with the launch of Dura-Tube. The new tube portfolio, produced utilizing either a proprietary continuous cast process or trepan process, is now available in a selection of sizes and grades. The flexibility to choose Dura-Tube provides customers with options to select tube products to specifically meet requirements such as wall thickness, concentricity and even volume.

Dura-Bar DuraTube cylinder sleeve1Dura-Tube is produced using the continuous cast process yields a more concentric tube for optimal machining and a distinct advantage of Dura-Tube compared to centrifugal castings is in the stock removal process. Dura-Tube produced using either the continuous cast process or trepan process requires less stock removal compared to centrifugal castings.

Most machined parts require boring a hole—a time intensive machining operation. Dura-Tube products mitigate the need for hole boring, saving time; and since Dura-Tube weighs less than a standard bar, customers will also benefit from lower freight costs.

Dura-Tube can be utilized in several industries, including (but not limited to) slips and bit sleeves in oil and gas applications as well as cylinder liners, sheaves and bushings in automotive/power transmission applications.

Dura-Bar
www.dura-bar.com


Filed Under: Bushings • plain (sleeve) bearings, Tubing components
Tagged With: durabar
 

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