6x9 Sintered Bronze Bushing (Oilite Bushing), ISO 2795

The 6x9 sintered bronze bushing (ISO 2795) has a 6 mm bore and a 9 mm outside diameter, oil impregnated and press-fitted. Get it as 3 lengths from 4 to 10 mm, each as simplified STEP.

How these parts are made, and what the levels mean: read the method

• Also searched as: 6x9 bushing, 6x9 x 4 to 6x9 x 10 bushings
• Model id: iso2795-c-6x9
• Standard: ISO 2795:2020 · size 6x9

Lengths

Length (mm)	Part key	Simplified
4	iso2795-c-6x9x4	STEP
6	iso2795-c-6x9x6	STEP
10	iso2795-c-6x9x10	STEP

Dimensions

Symbol	Name	min	nom	max	Modeled	Rule	Level
d	Inside diameter		6		6	nominal	L2
D	Outside diameter		9		9	nominal	L2
C	Chamfer, maximum			0.3	0.3	single limit (max), modeled at the limit	L2
C_angle	Chamfer angle		45		45	nominal	L1

Drawing

As a PDF: CC-ISO2795-SZ-6x9.pdf.

The 6x9 sintered bronze bushing beside the 6x10 and the 7x11

The 6x9 is number 10 of the 20 ISO 2795 sintered bronze bushings published here, listed from 2x5 to 12x16.

• Inside diameter (d): 6 mm on the 6x9 sintered bronze bushing, against 6 mm on the 6x10 and 7 mm on the 7x11.
• Outside diameter (D): 9 mm on the 6x9 sintered bronze bushing, against 10 mm on the 6x10 and 11 mm on the 7x11.
• Chamfer, maximum (C): up to 0.3 mm on the 6x9 sintered bronze bushing, the same on the 6x10 and the 7x11.
• Chamfer angle (C_angle): 45° on the 6x9 sintered bronze bushing, the same on the 6x10 and the 7x11.

Other sizes

• One size smaller: 6x10 Sintered Bronze Bushing (Oilite Bushing), ISO 2795, 6 mm bore, 10 mm OD.
• One size larger: 7x11 Sintered Bronze Bushing (Oilite Bushing), ISO 2795, 7 mm bore, 11 mm OD.

Documents

• CC-ISO2795-DS-6x9.pdf: 6x9 datasheet: values with levels, lengths, sources
• CC-ISO2795-SZ-6x9.pdf: 6x9 drawing: this size's values on the views
• parts.json: the part record of every length (the platform contract)

Sources

bowman-iso2795-plain, iso2795-2020-sample, iso2795-2020-sample-figures, selfoil-iso2795-plain. Full citations: the method page and this size's datasheet.

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