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FAQS

QHow to tell if a roller or ball bearing is bad?

AHow to tell if a ball or roller bearings is bad: 1. Listen for a noise while machine is running. 2. Turn off power to equipment, remove the components in order to gain access to the bearing. 3. Inspect each ball or roller bearing visually for chipping, pitting and other wear and tear.

QWhat are the parts of a roller bearing?

ARadial type roller bearings (cylindrical, tapered, spherical, and needle) consist of four basic components, an inner ring, an outer ring, rollers, and a cage (roller retainer). Under normal operating conditions, bearing rings and rollers carry the load while the cage spaces and retains the rollers on the cone.

QWhat are the types of roller bearings?

AThere are a wide range of roller bearings, each with different designs used in varying applications. Cylindrical, spherical, tapered, and needle are the four primary types of roller bearings. Cylindrical roller bearings handle high radial loads and low thrust loads at high speeds. They also accommodate fast acceleration.

QWhat are the applications of thrust roller bearing?

ASpherical roller thrust bearings are used in applications that require high axial load, and can also support shafts that are out of alignment. Thrust bearings are used in higher speed applications that require oil lubrication, such as in the automotive and aerospace industries.