GGB DU and DX
the polymer surface. Although DX bearings only have moderate performance in the complete absence of lubricant, the response of the polymer provides superior bearing performance in the presence of even a trace of conventional oil or grease. Under conditions of marginal lubrication or those which do not favor the
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