Cylindrical Roller Bearings

Description

Cylindrical roller bearings are commonly used in a wide range of industrial and automotive applications due to their ability to support high radial loads, their durability, and their availability in different designs and cage materials.

Cylindrical roller bearings are a type of rolling-element bearing that uses cylinders (rollers) to maintain separation between the moving parts of the bearing. These bearings are designed to support high radial loads and are suitable for applications such as machine tool spindles, rolling mills, and gearboxes.

Cylindrical roller bearings are available in a variety of designs, including:

Single-row cylindrical roller bearings: These bearings have a single row of rollers and are mainly used in applications where the radial load is relatively low.

Double-row cylindrical roller bearings: These bearings have two rows of rollers and are capable of supporting heavier radial loads.

Multi-row cylindrical roller bearings: These bearings have more than two rows of rollers and are used in applications where very high radial loads need to be supported.

Full complement cylindrical roller bearings: These bearings have no cage and are capable of supporting very high radial loads. However, they are more susceptible to damage from shock loads and require more maintenance.

MAKODA Bearing provides cylindrical roller bearings that are also available in different types of cage materials, including brass, steel, and polyamide. The choice of cage material depends on the application requirements, such as the operating temperature, speed, and load.