Heavy-duty bearings with four rows of cylindrical rollers that give a very high radial load capacity and rigid shaft support in a compact design, built for the demanding loads of rolling mills and other heavy industrial machinery.
Double-row cylindrical roller bearings are heavy-duty rolling-element bearings with four rows of cylindrical rollers. Each roller makes line contact with the raceways, giving a very high radial load capacity and rigid shaft support in a compact design, which makes them well suited to rolling mills and other heavy machinery.
BEARING CONSTRUCTION: Double rows of cylindrical rollers run between the inner and outer rings, which are fitted with a cage or spacers to keep the rollers evenly spaced. Sharing the load across four rows lets the bearing carry very heavy radial loads in a compact width, and many designs can be separated for easier mounting and dismounting.
Two rows of cylindrical rollers work together to carry heavy radial loads with high rigidity and stable, precise rotation.
Mounted on the rotating shaft. Its two raceways and guide ribs keep both roller rows aligned.
Fits in the housing and provides the outer raceways that support both rows of rollers.
Two rows of precision rollers make line contact with the raceways, giving high radial load capacity.
Keeps the rollers evenly spaced and guided in both rows during operation.
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