Double Plain Linear Bearing - Round Flange End - DFPJR50C 50mm JIS Metric Compensated ID

JIS double plain linear bearing, round end flange, 50mm compensated Japanese Industrial Standards ID with 0.0015" running clearance per side. The inner bore of the aluminum housing is lined with self-lubricating FrelonGOLD® for maintenance-free linear, rotational, or oscillating motion without external lubrication. The double design increases load and moment capacity, while the round flange allows flexible rotational positioning and avoids corner interference. Frelon-lined plain bearings perform especially well in dirty, dusty, high-particulate, washdown, shock, vibration, and difficult-to-maintain applications where contamination or lubrication requirements can shorten ball-bearing life.

  • Frelon®J option for corrosive chemical environments
  • Frelon®W option for FDA-compliant applications
  • Temperature range: -400°F to +400°F (-240°C to +204°C)
  • Maximum speed: Up to 315 in/s (8 m/s)
  • Double-sized with round flange end mount
  • JIS metric series; inch and ISO metric variants available
  • Compensated ID running clearance: 0.0015" per side
  • Inner bore of aluminum housing lined with self-lubricating FrelonGOLD®
  • Supports both linear and rotational motion
  • Supports oscillating movement
  • Well suited for dirt, dust, particulates, washdown, shock, and vibration
  • Ideal for difficult-to-access machinery where maintenance is limited
  • Valuable where machine downtime costs more than the bearing itself
  • Inch and ISO metric variants available
$423.18
This quantity could qualify for bulk pricing.
Configure Custom Features
Dimensions
Videos
Resources

Product Dimensions

Approx. Weightwidthlengthheight
1 lbs0 in0 in0 in
Simplicity Plain Bearing Overview
Simplicity Plain Bearing Overview
Simplicity 60 Plus Shafting and Bearing Matched for Performance
Simplicity 60 Plus Shafting and Bearing Matched for Performance
How to Install the Right Simplicity Linear Bearing
How to Install the Right Simplicity Linear Bearing
How to Properly Lubricate a Plain Linear Bearing
How to Properly Lubricate a Plain Linear Bearing
Custom Bearings Project
Custom Bearings Project
Custom Hillman Case Study DOD
Custom Hillman Case Study DOD

Catalogs & Datasheets

SIMPLICITY Self-Lubricated Linear Bearings Datasheet
datasheetOpen Link
SIMPLICITY Self-Lubricated Linear Bearings Chemical Reaction Chart
datasheetOpen Link
Simplicity Linear Bearings Chemical Chart
datasheetOpen Link
Simplicity Linear Plain Bearings
datasheetOpen Link

News & Blogs

The Science of Simplicity Self-Lubricating Linear Plain Bearings
blogOpen Link
Simplicity Bearings - Designed to Last
blogOpen Link
Withstand the test of time with Simplicity® Bearings
newsOpen Link
The Simplicity® Bearing: Meeting All Packaging Needs without Fail
newsOpen Link
Combating Environmental Issues With PBC Linear Guidance Solutions
blogOpen Link
Ball-bearing vs. Plane Bearing Technology in Heavy Wash-down
newsOpen Link
White Paper: Demystifying the 2:1 Ratio and the Stick-Slip Phenomenon
blogOpen Link
Calculating a Plain Bearings Pressure Velocity
blogOpen Link
Plain vs Ball Bushings in Washdown Environments
blogOpen Link
PBC Linear’s Guide for Approved Bearing Inspection Methods
blogOpen Link
Overview of Linear Guides in Motion Design
blogOpen Link