Heavy-duty bearings with two rows of tapered rollers that carry high radial loads together with axial loads in both directions, giving rigid shaft support in wheel hubs, gearboxes, rolling mills and heavy machinery.
Double row taper roller bearings are heavy-duty rolling-element bearings designed to support high radial loads together with axial loads in both directions. Two rows of tapered rollers share the load, giving high load capacity and rigid shaft support in demanding applications.
BEARING CONSTRUCTION: Two rows of tapered rollers run between conical raceways on the inner and outer rings, with the rows angled in opposite directions. This arrangement carries combined radial and axial loads in both directions while keeping the shaft positioned accurately and rigidly.
Two rows of tapered rollers work together to carry heavy radial and axial loads in both directions.
The cones fit on the rotating shaft and provide the tapered inner raceways for both roller rows.
The double cup sits in the housing and provides the tapered outer raceway for both roller rows.
Two rows of precision tapered rollers make line contact between the races to carry combined loads.
Cages guide the rollers in each row, and the spacer sets the internal clearance between the two rows.
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