An alloy comprising tin, lead and antimony, often with small copper additives.
White-metal grades differ in terms of their tin and lead contents. Differences in composition cause different properties.
White-metal bearings used to be in general use as machine bearings, but have now mostly been replaced by bronze bearings.
This material is still used in big machines with high sliding speeds that at the same time require vibration-free operation.
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