Thrust pads are made of material: billet + babbitt alloy (also known as black gold), which can be melted when the shaft temperature reaches about 110 degrees, increasing the displacement space of the large shaft, thereby protecting the large shaft and preventing the large shaft from being caused by large axial displacement The dry friction of the thrust tile, followed by tin bronze, and steel billet + fluoroplastics

WILA’s laser cladding equipment and supporting development process technology can effectively prepare babbitt alloys, and the performance is better than traditional process methods such as casting and welding, reaching an almost ideal process state, and directly forming babbitt alloy bushings. Partial repair provides a new perfect solution.