Featuring specifically designed raceways and asymmetrical rollers, this roller bearing can accommodate axial loads acting in one direction and simultaneously acting radial loads. This type of bearing works by the load is transmitted between the raceways via the rollers at an angle to the bearing axis, while the flange guides the rollers.
Features & Benefits
• High load-carrying capacity • Accommodates misalignment • Seperable design • High speed capacity • Low friction • Robust and hardwearing • This roller bearing has a basic dynamic load rating of 656 kN, a basic static load rating of 2650 kN and a fatigue load limit of 285 kN • Mass bearing is 9.3 kg
Typical Applications
• Industrial transmission • Metals • Pulp and paper • Industrial fans • Marine • Mining • Mineral processing • Cement
How does thrust ball bearings work?
Thrust ball bearings contain balls between two races. These balls, like traditional ball bearings, are used as the rolling element within the bearing and allow the bearing to rotate at high speeds. Within the bearing, there is also an aligning seat. This seat helps to align the balls within the bearing and to help with any initial misalignment.
