Product Code: 545N300B

Neylite Babbitt Metal 300B

Consistent Lot-to-Lot Chemistry Good Conformability and Embeddability Lead-Tin Base Babbitt Plain Bearing Lining
Proprietary lead-tin base Neylite babbitt bearing metal for lining plain bearings. Supplied as 4-5 lb Ney ingot.
Solidus
372°F (189°C)
Liquidus
500°F (260°C)
Density
0.312 lbs/in³ (8.63 g/cm³)
Primary Elements
Cu, Pb, Sb, Sn
Nominal Composition
Proprietary
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Product Overview

Neylite Babbitt Metal 300B is a proprietary lead-tin base babbitt bearing alloy from the Neylite line, hardened with antimony and copper, used to line plain bearings in industrial machinery. Like all babbitt metals, it combines a soft matrix with harder intermetallic particles, giving a bearing surface that conforms to the shaft, embeds dirt and wear debris instead of scoring the journal, and runs smoothly under boundary lubrication. Neylite grades have been poured by bearing shops for decades, and 300B is supplied to its established chemistry so that rebabbitted bearings match the originals. It melts over a range of roughly 372–500°F (189–260°C), is typically poured at about 650°F (343°C), and has a density of about 0.312 lbs/in³ (8.63 g/cm³). Forms: 4-5 lb Ney ingot, sized for melting pots and ladle pouring.

Available Forms

4-5 Ney Ingot

Product Code

545N300B

Technical Info

Thermal Properties

Melting Point (Solidus)372°F (189°C)
Melting Point (Liquidus)500°F (260°C)
Pouring Temperature650°F (343°C)

Physical Properties

Density (imperial)0.312 lbs/in³
Density (metric)8.63 g/cm³
Primary ElementsCu, Pb, Sb, Sn
Lead FreeNo — contains lead
Key Features
Consistent Lot-to-Lot ChemistryGood Conformability and EmbeddabilityLead-Tin Base BabbittPlain Bearing Lining
Solubility Note

Melt in a clean pot, skim dross and pour at approximately 650°F into a cleaned, tinned and preheated shell.

Nominal Composition

  • Proprietary
Neylite 300B is poured as the lining of plain bearings, bushings and bearing shells. Shops that originally specified 300B use it when rebabbitting so the new lining performs the same way as the old one.
The bearing shell is cleaned and tinned so the babbitt bonds to it, then preheated. The ingots are melted in a clean pot, skimmed and poured into the shell, either statically with a mandrel or by centrifugal casting. After cooling, the bond is checked and the bore is machined to size.
No. Mixing grades changes the chemistry and can lower hardness, fatigue strength or bond quality. Keep 300B scrap separate from other babbitts and return only clean gates and sprues to the pot.

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