Bronze Turned and Milled Parts are commonly used to make critical components such as valve cores and marine bushings. Some people think that bronze looks "soft" and must require constant monitoring. However, those who have actually used them know that these parts don't require frequent maintenance at all. Why are they so worry-free?
Bronze Turned and Milled Parts don't require frequent maintenance, primarily due to their material. Bronze is inherently corrosion- and wear-resistant, unlike ordinary steel parts, which rust easily when exposed to water and develop grooves after a few days of wear. Furthermore, bronze has self-lubricating properties; using it for bushings in rotating parts eliminates the need for frequent lubrication, naturally reducing maintenance items related to "oil shortage wear."
Loosening of parts is a major area of concern for maintenance, but Bronze Turned and Milled Parts rarely have this problem. Because milling and turning can control dimensional errors within 0.01 millimeters, it's like a "tailor-made" fit for the equipment interface, ensuring a perfect fit without any wobbling due to large gaps.
Parts and equipment incompatibility is a major cause of maintenance issues, but Bronze Turned and Milled Parts boasts exceptional compatibility. Whether connected to steel pipes or plastic valves, they fit tightly without gaps due to thermal expansion and contraction.
Whether for heavy-duty construction machinery or high-precision instruments, Bronze Turned and Milled Parts require minimal maintenance. Even when maintenance is needed, Bronze Turned and Milled Parts are remarkably easy to care for. No disassembly or specialized tools are required; simply wipe away surface oil with a cloth during routine inspections. For rotating parts, adding regular lubricant every six months is sufficient.
