Dayton Lamina ME1500L Shoulder Ejector Bushing 1.5in Id

Product Description

The DAYTON LAMINA ME1500L is a shoulder ejector bushing designed for die mold applications requiring precise, press-fit installation. With a 1.5-inch inner diameter and a 2.5-inch overall length, this bushing features a self-lubricating design that reduces maintenance demands in high-cycle tooling environments. The body diameter measures 2.0005 inches, and the collar outer diameter is 2.177 inches. The length above the collar is 1.875 inches, with 0.625 inches under the collar. It is installed by toolmakers, mold builders, and die maintenance technicians working on injection molds and stamping dies.

This bushing is suited for use in die mold and injection mold tooling where a shoulder-style ejector bushing with a press-fit interface is required. The self-lubricating construction makes it appropriate for applications where periodic relubrication is impractical or undesirable, such as high-volume production tooling. It is typically installed during mold build or as a replacement component during scheduled tooling maintenance.

Key Features

• Press-fit installation for secure, precise seating in die mold assemblies
• Self-lubricating construction reduces maintenance intervals in high-cycle tooling
• 1.5-inch inner diameter for consistent ejector pin guidance
• Shoulder collar design with 2.177-inch collar OD for positive axial registration
• 1.875 inches of length above collar provides full ejector pin support

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-build component for die mold and injection mold tooling requiring a press-fit shoulder ejector bushing with a 1.5-inch inner diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by toolmakers or mold maintenance technicians using an arbor press or hydraulic press to achieve the press-fit interface. Ensure the mold or die plate bore is clean, within tolerance, and free of burrs before pressing the bushing into position. Disable and lock out all hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical energy sources on the press or molding machine before beginning any tooling work. Do not hammer the bushing directly - use a proper press arbor or installation tool to avoid damage to the collar or bore surface.