Bearing supports - Import export

Lubrication of friction, rolling and pivoting bearings, splined shafts, knockout spindles and sliding surfaces of all kinds under heavy loads and a broad temperature range, as well as all sliding speeds permissible for grease lubrication Advantages and benefits Modern grease with a wide range of applications Supports sealing of bearings Good corrosion protection Resistant to ageing and oxidation Good resistance to pressure and water Available in the 120 cm³ ChronoLube cartridge For optimum effect, carefully clean the lubricating point, for example with OKS 2610/OKS 2611 universal cleaner. Before filling for first time, remove anti-corrosion agent. Fill the bearing such that all functional surfaces are certain of being greased. Fill normal bearings up to about 1/3 of the free space inside the bearing. Low-speed bearings (DN value < 50,000) and their housings should be filled completely. The bearing and machine manufacturer's instructions should be observed. Subsequent lubrication

Lubrication of friction, rolling and pivoting bearings, splined shafts, knockout spindles and sliding surfaces of all kinds under normal loads and all sliding speeds common for grease lubrication Supports sealing of bearings and corrosion protection Advantages and benefits Highly effective due to optimum combination of components Good resistance to pressure and water Fewer downtimes and repairs as a result of reduced wearing Resistant to ageing and oxidationFor highest effectiveness, carefully clean the lubrication point, for example with OKS 2610/OKS 2611 universal cleaner. Before filling for first time, remove anti-corrosion agent. Fill the bearing such that all functional surfaces are certain of being greased. Fill normal bearings up to about 1/3 of the free space inside the bearing. Low-speed bearings (DN value < 50,000) and their housings should be filled completely. The bearing and machine manufacturer's instructions should be observed.

In rotary encoders with integral bearing and stator coupling, the graduated disk of the encoder is connected directly to the shaft to be measured. The scanning unit is guided on the shaft via ball bearings, supported by the stator coupling. During angular acceleration of the shaft, the stator coupling must absorb only that torque resulting from friction in the bearing, thereby minimizing both static and dynamic measuring error. Moreover, the coupling mounted on the stator compensates axial motion of the measured shaft. Other benefits of the stator coupling are: Simple mounting Short overall length High natural frequency of coupling Hollow-through shaft possible

In rotary encoders with integral bearing and stator coupling, the graduated disk of the encoder is connected directly to the shaft to be measured. The scanning unit is guided on the shaft via ball bearings, supported by the stator coupling. During angular acceleration of the shaft, the stator coupling must absorb only that torque resulting from friction in the bearing, thereby minimizing both static and dynamic measuring error. Moreover, the coupling mounted on the stator compensates axial motion of the measured shaft. Other benefits of the stator coupling are: Simple mounting Short overall length High natural frequency of coupling Hollow-through shaft possible HEIDENHAIN ERN, ECN and EQN rotary encoders with integral bearing and mounted stator coupling are characterized by simple mounting and short overall length.

In rotary encoders with integral bearing and stator coupling, the graduated disk of the encoder is connected directly to the shaft to be measured. The scanning unit is guided on the shaft via ball bearings, supported by the stator coupling. During angular acceleration of the shaft, the stator coupling must absorb only that torque resulting from friction in the bearing, thereby minimizing both static and dynamic measuring error. Moreover, the coupling mounted on the stator compensates axial motion of the measured shaft. Other benefits of the stator coupling are: Simple mounting Short overall length High natural frequency of coupling Hollow-through shaft possible

In rotary encoders with integral bearing and stator coupling, the graduated disk of the encoder is connected directly to the shaft to be measured. The scanning unit is guided on the shaft via ball bearings, supported by the stator coupling. During angular acceleration of the shaft, the stator coupling must absorb only that torque resulting from friction in the bearing, thereby minimizing both static and dynamic measuring error. Moreover, the coupling mounted on the stator compensates axial motion of the measured shaft. Other benefits of the stator coupling are: Simple mounting Short overall length High natural frequency of coupling Hollow-through shaft possible