White Metal Lining

White metal lining, also known as Babbitt lining, is a specialized process used in engineering and mechanical applications. It involves the application of a layer of soft, white metal alloy, typically composed of tin, copper, and antimony, onto the inner surface of a bearing or other components. This lining provides a low-friction surface that reduces wear and allows for smooth rotational movement between parts. White metal lining is commonly used in various industries, including automotive, industrial machinery, and power generation, where precise alignment and minimal friction are essential for efficient and reliable operation. This process ensures the longevity and performance of mechanical components by preventing metal-to-metal contact and reducing the risk of premature wear and failure.