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Sintered Iron Self-lubricating Bearings Sintered Iron Self-lubricating Bearings is the bearings have been the using of the widest and maximum quantity. As the rich raw materials, it is possible to adding alloy elements and additives to improving friction performance and is successfully competitive with the casting Babbitt, bronze and sintered bronze bearings to compete. Compared with ordinary bronze, Sinfine Sintered Iron Self-lubricating Bearing materials with good wearability and high load capacity. Sinfine High Performance Sintered Fe-Cu Self-lubricating Bearings with iron-copper alloy as base materials and processed by powder metallurgy, in order to enhance its self-lubricating properties in the material containing uniformly dispered graphite and molybdenum disulphide, these solid lubricant will be released at the bearing surface and easily form a firmly adhesive solid lubricant film as wear occurs, in additional, the bearing have been impregnated by oil which ensure a lower performance under extremely high load conditions, Sinfine succeed developed new higher performance sintered Fe-Cu self-lubricating bearings applied for higher load application. Sinfine Sintered Fe-C Self-lubricating Bearings is made by the way of compacting - sintering, composed by the basic materials of iron powder and graphite. The main factors affecting their physical - mechanical properties and friction performance are the graphite content, porosity and materials microstructure. Sinfine Sintered Fe-Cu-C Self-lubricating Bearings is another successfully developed materials based on Sintered Fe-C. Sinfine has successfully developed the new materials of Sintered Fe-S Self-lubricating Bearings with high wear resistance, heavily load capacity and perfect running performance. Sintered Iron Self-lubricating Bearing Series A. High Performance Sintered Self-lubricating Bearings B. Sintered Fe-C Self-lubricating Bearings C. Sintered Fe-Cu-C Self-lubricating B