Día: 20 de noviembre de 2025

Guía de abastecimiento de bujes de carburo de tungsteno para fabricantes de equipos originales (OEM)

For OEMs in the pump, compressor, turbine, and industrial machinery sectors, choosing the right supplier for tungsten carbide bushings is a critical decision. A reliable supplier helps reduce downtime, increase product life, and ensure long-term performance. This guide explains the key sourcing steps every OEM should follow to select the best material grade, evaluate manufacturers, […]

Cómo pedir bujes de carburo de tungsteno personalizados

Ordering custom tungsten carbide bushings can be challenging, especially when the application involves pumps, compressors, turbines, high pressure, or abrasive fluids. To get the right part, you must provide clear technical details and understand the key factors that influence design, performance, and cost. This article guides decision-makers through each step of the ordering process to […]

Troubleshooting Bearing Clearance Issues in Tungsten Carbide Bushings

Bearing clearance is one of the most important factors in the performance of tungsten carbide bushings. If the clearance is too tight or too loose, problems such as friction, vibration, heat, noise, or even full pump failure can occur. This article explains the common causes of clearance problems, how to detect them, and the best […]

Why Some Tungsten Carbide Bushings Fail Prematurely

Tungsten carbide bushings are known for their strength, hardness, and long service life. They are widely used in pumps, compressors, turbines, and other rotating equipment. But in real industrial environments, some bushings fail much earlier than expected. Early failure means unplanned downtime, higher maintenance costs, and possible damage to shafts or seals. This article explains […]

Detecting Erosion and Cavitation Damage in Pump Bushings

Pump bushings made of tungsten carbide work under high speed, high pressure, and aggressive fluids. In these harsh conditions, two common failure modes appear again and again: erosion and cavitation damage. Both can cause early wear, vibration, leakage, and even shutdown of the pump. This article explains how to detect these problems early, why they […]