Dayton Lamina 6-16-28 Steel Die Mold Shoulder Bushing 2in Id

Product Description

The DAYTON LAMINA 6-16-28 is a steel die mold shoulder bushing designed for precision tooling and die set applications. Built with an extra-long shoulder body and a demountable attachment method, this bushing provides accurate alignment and repeatable positioning in punch and die assemblies. The bore measures 2.0000 inches inside diameter, with a bottom outside diameter of 2.909 inches and a collar outside diameter of 3.064 inches. A bronze-plated finish reduces friction at mating surfaces. This is a friction-type, non-self-lubricating bushing intended for installation and service by tool and die professionals or industrial maintenance technicians.

This bushing is suited for use in die sets requiring an extra-long shoulder configuration where precise component alignment is critical. The demountable design allows the bushing to be pressed or driven into a die shoe and removed for replacement without scrapping the die set itself. The 3.000-inch length under collar and 1.625-inch length above collar make it appropriate for thicker die shoe applications where standard-length bushings would not provide adequate support or guidance length. Compatible clamp part number 6-91-1 is specified for use with this bushing when a retention clamp is required.

Key Features

• Extra-long shoulder body type for extended guidance in thick die shoe applications
• Demountable attachment method allows field replacement without die set replacement
• Bronze-plated finish reduces surface friction at the bore interface
• Non-self-lubricating friction bushing design suitable for controlled lubrication schedules
• Compatible with clamp part number 6-91-1 for positive retention
• Steel construction for durability under press load cycling

Compatibility

Designed for use with die sets requiring a demountable extra-long shoulder bushing with a 2.0000-inch bore. Compatible retention clamp: 6-91-1.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by tool and die makers or industrial maintenance technicians using a hydraulic or mechanical press to seat the bushing flush to shoulder. Always de-energize and lock out the press before any die set service. Do not use impact tools that could distort the bore or damage the bronze-plated finish. Verify bore and mating pin diameters before installation to confirm proper fit and running clearance.