Place of Origin : Suzhou,China
Post Date : 24-08-2023
Expiry Date : 24-07-2024

A Roller Bearing Is One Of The Two Types Of Rolling, Or Anti-friction Bearings, The Other Being The Ball Bearing. A Roller Bearing Has Two Grooved Tracks, But Instead Of Balls, Roller Bearings Utilize Rollers. The Rollers May Be Cylindrical, Spherical Or Tapered. If The Rollers Are Cylindrical, Only Radial Loads (perpendicular To The Axis Of Rotation) Can Be Carried, But With Tapered Or Spherical Rollers Both Radial And Thrust Loads Can Be Carried. In A Given Space, A Roller Bearing Can Carry A Greater Radial Load Than A Ball Bearing Can. This Is Because Convex Roller Bearings Utilize Line Contact To Support Loads, Whereas Ball Bearings Utilize Point Contact. Roller Bearings Are Available In A Wide Array Of Bore Sizes, From 15mm To 1000mm And Larger Are Not Uncommon. For More Linear Motion Bearing Direct From Linear Bearing Manufacturers, Contact Us.

Use Of Roller Bearing
Roller Bearings Are Used In All Main Shaft And Auxiliary Drive Shaft Applications To Support Pure Radial Load. Our Different Types Of Roller Bearings Include Angular Roller Bearings, Spiral Roller Bearings, And Sleeve Roller Bearings Perfectly Satisfies Any Requirement.

They Allow For Axial Shaft Elongation Due To Temperature Changes With No Additional Load Effect On The Bearing.

The Primary Use Of Roller Bearings Is To Support Rotating Shafts And Reduce Friction Between Moving Parts. They Can Handle Both Radial And Axial Loads, Making Them Suitable For Applications That Require High Precision, Speed, And Reliability.