A pipe fitting for joining pipes having different diameters. A bushing is threaded on the inside and outside.

"metal sleeve fitted into a machine or hole," 1839, from gerundive of bush "metal lining of the axle hole of a wheel or touch hole of a gun" (1560s), from Middle Dutch busse " [..]

definition - a part that is glued or threaded into a fitting such as a coupling or elbow to adapt to a different pipe size. These are sometimes known as a pipe reducer. Helpful products: Bulkhead fittings, liner boots

A type of bearing that's essentially a sleeve (often made of nylon). They’re commonly used in telescopic suspension forks between the inner and outer legs to provide smooth fork action.

A short, externally threaded connector with a smaller size internal thread.

A bushing is a cyclindrical insulating component, usually made of ceramic, that houses a conductor. It enables a conductor to pass through a grounded enclosure, such as a transformer tank (the physical shell of a transformer), a wall or other physical barrier, to connect electrical installations. In the case of a transformer, bushings protect the c [..]

A type of bearing that's essentially a sleeve (often made of nylon). They’re commonly used in telescopic suspension forks between the inner and outer legs to provide smooth fork action.

A hollow cylindrical part that connects two other parts, usually serving as a simple bearing. A bushing may have a stepped outer circumference to locate the outer part axially.

A mechanical device used as a lining for an opening to prevent abrasion to wire and cable.

Heat resistant metal device with 200-400 holes through which molten glass is extruded to manufacture fiberglass sliver.

A fitting that’s threaded inside and outside that joins pipes of different sizes.

A sleeve or a lining for a bearing or a drill jig to guard against wear. caliper - A device used to measure inside or outside dimensions.

A guide for bar stock on the Swiss-type single-spindle screw machine that  enables the creation of very small parts with excellent tolerances. Cam

A piece on a Swiss-type single-spindle screw machine that serves as a guide for the bar stock.

A simple suspension bearing that accommodates limited rotary motion, typically made of two coaxial steel tubes bonded to a sleeve of rubber between them. The compliance of the bushing in different dir [..]

(n) an insulating liner in an opening through which conductors pass(n) a cylindrical metal lining used to reduce friction

 - An insulator having a conductor through it, used to connect equipment to a power source.

Sometimes used as a bearing, a bushing is typically a hollow cylinder used as an interface between a hole and a shaft.

A pipe fitting used to join two pipes of different sizes. A bushing is threaded inside and out.

A cylindrical metal sleeve inserted into a machine part for reducing the effect of friction on moving parts or for decreasing the diameter of a hole.

A cylindrical shaped insulator that insulates the conductor and permits carrying current through a grounded barrier, such as a transformer tank, circuit breaker or builing wall.

An electrical insulator (porcelain, epoxy, etc.

A type of bearing that's essentially a sleeve (often made of nylon). They’re commonly used in telescopic suspension forks between the inner and outer legs to provide smooth fork action.

Bushings isolate and reduce transmitted noise, road shock, and vibration.

A lining for an opening, intended to protect wire and cable from abrasion when passing through it.

a usually removable cylindrical lining for an opening used to limit the size of the opening, resist abrasion, or serve as a guide.

A type of bearing that's essentially a sleeve (often made of nylon). They’re commonly used in telescopic suspension forks between the inner and outer legs to provide smooth fork action.

A Grommet or other insulating component used to protect a conductor passing through a metal panel. A hollow tube used to insulate a conductor. A vibration isolator. An insulating structure, including [..]

Bushings are insulators which are used to take high voltage conductors through earthed barriers such as walls, floors, metal, and tanks.