Thrust roller bearings carry axial load through rolling elements - cylindrical, tapered or spherical rollers - raising axial capacity and speed capability over thrust ball bearings.
Spherical roller thrust versions also tolerate misalignment and a degree of radial load, serving crane slewing columns, vertical shafts and heavy-duty extruders.
Process Overview
Thrust roller bearings carry axial load through rolling elements instead of balls — cylindrical, tapered or spherical rollers — which raises axial capacity and permits higher speeds than thrust ball bearings.
Spherical roller thrust bearings additionally tolerate some misalignment and a degree of radial load, serving crane slewing columns, vertical hydroelectric shafts and heavy-duty extruders.
Materials
Bearing steel (GCr15 / 52100) as standard.
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Finishes
Standard finishing per product standards; anti-corrosion packaging for export.
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Tolerances
Dimensional and running tolerances to ISO precision classes P0-P6 as standard (P5/P4 on request for applicable types).
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