: Tin-based Babbitt metal is a type of Babbitt alloy. Due to the primary industrial applications of tin and its alloys, it is mainly composed of tin, with copper, antimony, and other elements fused into it. Characteristics: ※ Cast in proportion, various metals, due to their similar properties and molecular structures, bond tightly, giving it excellent wear resistance. ※ Easily combines with other metals to form a bimetallic structure. ※ Due to the molecular properties of its components, it lacks molecular activity and is relatively stable, thus also possessing corrosion resistance. ※ The fused macromolecules have a complex spatial structure, providing both tensile and compressive strength. Applications: ※ Commonly used in cement plant machinery, steel mill machinery, petroleum machinery, chemical machinery, turbine machinery, power generation machinery, mining machinery, metallurgical machinery, compression machinery, ship machinery, hoisting machinery, and other large equipment for bushings, bearings, sleeves, liners, sliders, joints, and fasteners. ※ Also widely used in fishing equipment and other decorative crafts. Usage Method: Melt and cast into workpieces according to engineering requirements. Storage Method: Low temperature, dry, and away from light. *Precautions: After casting into workpieces, during debugging and operation, ensure proper installation and avoid oil shortage.