The difference between flange copper bushing and ordinary copper bushing is mainly reflected in their design and application:

Flange copper bushing:

Flange copper bushing design：Flange copper bushing has a protruding flange section at one or both ends of the casing. This flange section is usually an extended ring structure that can increase the contact surface or provide additional support.

Application of flanged copper bushing: Flanged copper bushings are often used in applications that require additional support or need to be interfaced with other components. In mechanical equipment, for example, they can help hold bearings in place, provide stable support or reduce vibration.

Advantages of flanged copper bushing: Flange design enhances casing stability and provides better alignment during assembly, reducing wear due to vibration or movement.

Ordinary copper bushing:

Design of ordinary copper bushing: Ordinary copper bushing is generally simple cylindrical shape, no flange or other complex structure. They are relatively simple in design and are mainly used to provide sliding or bearing support.

Application of ordinary copper jacket: Ordinary copper bushing is widely used in a variety of mechanical devices, as bearings or bushings, usually for those occasions that do not require additional flange support.

Advantages of ordinary copper bushing: Due to the simple design and relatively low manufacturing cost, it is suitable for most standardized applications.

In general, flanged copper bushing is suitable for applications requiring additional support or docking due to its flange design, while ordinary copper bushing is more suitable for standard bearing or bushing applications, with a simpler structure and lower cost.