Daemar Inc. manufactures powdered metal bushings, solid metal bushings, and plastic bushings. The metal bushings are formed from bronze and iron, while the solid metal bushings are for high-load, low-speed applications. Lubrications for the metal bushings include solid PTFE, graphite, self-lube and oil grooves. The company's plastic bushings are used for light, maintenance-free applications.

Isotech manufactures linear bushings, including the Topball High Performance slide, standard slide, stroke and slide rotary bushings. The Topball bushing lasts 27x the normal travel life of a conventional slide bush, and provides self-aligning capability due to a load plate design that creates a self-correcting fulcrum in the middle.

SKF offers composite dry sliding, FW, and flanged bushings constructed from one of several materials. Dry sliding bushings, made of B/E material, are suitable for rotational and oscillating movements where space is limited. No lubrication is required. SKF FW bushings are meant for rotational and linear movements under relatively heavy radial loads, especially where alternating, shock or oscillating loads occur.

Specialty Motions Inc. (SMI) offers self-aligning, non-self-aligning, and flange type bearings. The self-aligning bushings come in the standard TW Series and the open TW-OP Series, and provide three times the load capacity and up to 27x the normal life of conventional ball bushings. The non-self-aligning bearings are produced from a solid steel outer cylinder and either a steel-hardened, seemless ball retainer or an industrial strength resin retainer; it is available in the standard SW Series and the extra-wide SWW Series. Finally, the company offers flange type linear bearings in both standard and extra-wide.

NB Linear Systems offers several lines of bushings, including a slide bush, slide rotary bush, stroke bush, and TOPBALL, which provides up to 27x the normal travel life of a conventional slide bush, 3x the normal load capacity, and self-alignment capability.

RotoPrecision carries the NB stroke bush, a linear and rotational mechanism utilizing the rotational motion of ball elements between an outer cylinder and shaft, and the NB slide rotary bush, comprised of a retainer similar to that used in the SR and SM type bushes.