A Sleeve Bearing is a type of journal bearing that supports rotating shafts, providing a smooth, low-friction surface for the shaft to rotate upon. The bearing consists of a cylindrical sleeve or bush, made of a low-friction material such as bronze, lined with a thin film of oil or grease. The shaft fits tightly inside the sleeve, and the oil or grease film provides a lubricating barrier between the shaft and the sleeve, reducing friction and wear.Attributes:• Provided with three grease grooves to reduce friction between the mating parts• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for built for durability, and reliabilityApplications:A Sleeve Bearing is used to distribute axial and radial loads evenly along the length of the spindle of the wheel and brake assembly, helping to reduce stress concentrations and wear on the spindle and surrounding components.