Trimetal Formulation

High Strength Steel Backing

Higher tensile strength of steel alloy improves rod bearing strength and retention. Increased crush improves bearing retention from higher radial contact pressures, and also improves heat dissapation.

Increased Eccentricity

Bearing eccentricity is the gradual reduction in wall thickness between the crown and parting line. This enhanced engineering feature allows for compensation for bore distortion and assists in the formation of hydrodynamic oil film.

Extended Oil Grooves and Tapered Groove Run-Out

Main bearing grooved uppers with matching groove lowers provide for less interuption to big end oil supply. Tapered groove run–out smooths big end supply cutoff and avoids pressure pulsing and cavitation.

Large Chamfer. Tight Wall Tolerance. Hardened Steel Backing.