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Types Of Babbitt Commonly used

Babbitt has good load carrying capacity between 800 PSI and 1500 PSI

Maximum operating temperature for Babbitt is 300º F. In motors 180º F to 190º F 
is considered running hot. Some turbine applications run as high as 225° F.
Many technicians however, will set the alarm at 185º F and trip at 205º F.

Melting temperature for common Babbitt varies from 350º F to 475º F
bullet Special bonding techniques are required to metallurgically bond Babbitt
to metal.

Tin based Babbitt (#2) is approximately 89% tin with the remainder 
being antimony and copper. 

The hardness of this alloy gives excellent load-carrying characteristics. 
Lead based Babbitt (#7) is 75% or more lead. Conventional lead- base Babbitt
contains antimony and tin, which greatly increase the strength and hardness 
of lead. This alloy is fully adequate for lower loads and moderate temperatures. 

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