Zhejiang Hengli Powder Metallurgy Co., Ltd. develops and manufactures alloy self-lubricating bearings for heavy construction machinery. Its powder metallurgy process delivers durable performance under low-speed, heavy-load conditions.
Zhejiang Hengli Powder Metallurgy Co., Ltd. specializes in the R&D, manufacture, and marketing of alloy self-lubricating bearings (bushing blocks) for heavy construction machinery applications. Based in Jinhua, the company focuses on components designed for low-speed, heavy-load working conditions commonly found in excavators, loaders, and related equipment.
Guided by foreign experts, the R&D team has developed a series of alloy self-lubricating bearings positioned to replace imported components. Through extensive trials and repeated use by well-known domestic and international brands, these products have demonstrated performance comparable to imported parts.
The bearings are produced through a powder metallurgy route using metal powders such as Fe, Cu, C, and Mo. After sintering and subsequent processing, the porous structure is impregnated with lubricant under controlled temperature to support self-lubrication in service, helping reduce dry friction and protect critical assemblies such as arm bodies and hydraulic cylinders.
With ongoing improvement of its automatic production line, the company offers a broad specification range and the capacity to support big and mid-sized construction machinery manufacturers with stable supply and continuous innovation.

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The R&D department focuses on bearing solutions for construction machinery environments characterized by low speed and heavy load. Development work has been guided by foreign experts to deliver stable performance in demanding duty cycles.
The bearing series has been validated through extensive trials and repeated use by well-known domestic and international brands, demonstrating performance comparable to imported components.
The automatic production line has been continuously improved to increase capacity and support consistent manufacturing for construction machinery component supply.
Bearings are produced by sintering metal powders into compacts and finishing through multiple manufacturing processes. The porous compacts are impregnated with lubricants at controlled temperature to enable self-lubrication during operation.
When temporary lubricant shortage occurs in service, the impregnated lubricants exude to the running surface under operating heat and suction effects, helping avoid dry friction and protecting key parts such as arm bodies and hydraulic cylinders.
With low density, porosity, and elastic resistance, alloy self-lubricating bearings can provide a buffering role in use. This helps reduce rigid collision and friction among shafts, arm bodies, hydraulic cylinders, and bushings, lowering wear and protecting the overall machine.