bearing

Self-aligning roller bearings are similar to a combination of cylindrical and self-aligning roller bearings. They have a higher number of rolling elements than spherical roller bearings of the same mass. They are well-suited for industrial parts with axial displacement under operating conditions. Self-aligning roller bearings are composed of cylindrical and self-aligning roller bearings. Their appearance features curved channels on the cylindrical inner and outer rings. They possess the characteristics of both cylindrical and spherical rollers. They have a unique three-point contact design, providing excellent adaptability to axial displacement and dislocation, with a reasonable distribution of contact stress, ensuring bearing stability and reliability. Key advantages include precise performance testing. GSNK has conducted comprehensive performance tests on its products and other bearings for similar applications, yielding the following results: Self-aligning roller bearings consist of an inner ring, outer ring, rolling elements, and a cage. This design simplifies installation, disassembly, and inspection. The rolling elements move as multiple independent components under the fixation of the retainer. The bearing has no installation direction during installation. The restraint device can be installed in any direction as needed on site, without the need for specific tools. Installation is very convenient for users. Applications: Continuous casting machines, papermaking machinery, medical equipment, power generation, solar energy.