There's a lot of information on various sources about using Igus polymer bearings in 3D printer design and construction but not a lot of independent testing of their 3D printing materials aside from some pretty basic "I printed a thing" videos on Youtube.
My plan is to try and replace simple cylindrical flanged bearings that we currently machine from solid bar stock, which should really help take some load off the machining side of things for us.
Thanks in advance
