Tapered roller bearings - Import export

Tapered roller bearings are composed of solid outer and inner rings with tapered raceways and tapered rollers with cage assembly. The bearings are separable. Therefore, the inner ring with the rollers and the assembly cage can fitted separated from the outer ring. Tapered roller bearings tolerate high radial and one sided axial forces. For axial steadying, a second bearing is usually necessary, which is then fitted mirror-inverted.

In the mining sector severe operating and environmental conditions require extremely robust bearings. Bearings for mining industry are used for bucket wheel excavators, draglines, conveyor belts, trucks, stackers, transport equipment, loaders, longwall shearers and hoists. The mining industries use many types of bearings: roller bearings, deep groove ball bearings, spherical roller bearings and tapered roller bearings. DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARINGS The mining industries use belt conveyors for transporting bulk materials. The conveyors run on idlers and a lot of them extend over many kilometers; thus the number of idlers needed may be very large. The deep groove bearings (design 2ZR and 2RS) are sealed by dust shields and seals on both sides, and filled with grease for a long service life. SPHERICAL ROLLER BEARINGS In the mining sector severe operating and environmental conditions require extremely robust bearings. Mining machinery faces some of the toughest terrains.

double row cylindrical roller bearings ball bearings spherical roller bearings cylindrical roller bearings specified by UIC double row cylindrical roller bearings standardized by UIC single and double row tapered roller bearings standardized by UIC axle box transmission traction motors B-asymmetrical rollers C-symmetrical rollers R-bearings without inner rings M-machined brass cage, roller centered MA-machined brass cage, outer ring centered TN-injection moulded cage of glass fibre according with ISO 281:2007 W33-annular groove and three lubrication holes P6-according with ISO tolerance class 6 No code-standard C3-greater than standard C4-greater than C3 K-tapered bore ratio 1:12 No code-cylindrical

A roller with a solid shaft as standard, hollow shaft as option Bearing seats formed as an integral part of the shell, the opposing bearings are therefore accurately aligned The formed bearing holders improve bearing performance leading to lower failure rates Dimensions: Roller diameters 152 – 219 mm (6” to 8-5/8”) Shaft diameters up to 62 mm (2-1/2”) Bearings 6306, 6308, 6310, 6312