We manufacture spherical roller thrust bearings that are used in the steel industry. These bearings are available in various types like the tapered bore, sealing, various grease types and mounting arrangements. The spherical bearings adjust the center alignment to handle inclination of the axial or shaft. It has two rings, the outer, which has a spherical raceway and the inner ring which holds two rows of the barrel- shaped rolling elements. These bearings can easily be mounted on a shaft with the help of an adapter or withdrawal sleeve.

These bearings have high load supporting capacity and hence are used in industrial machinery. When heavy axial load is applied to the bearing, the load on rollers of another row is disappeared, and can cause problems. The spherical roller bearings have self-aligning properties and hence can be used where misalignment between the inner & outer rings occurs from housing installation error or shaft flexure. The roller bearings have a large capacity for axial loads in either direction, radial loads & complex loads. Tapered bores can also be availed from us in specifications like an attached suffix "K" to the end of the bearing's basic number. The standard taper ratio for bearings with a "K" suffix is 1:12, but for bearings in series 240 and 241 the suffix "K30" indicates the taper ratio for a bearing is 1:30. Several tapered bore bearings make the use of adapters and withdrawal sleeves for shaft mounting.

Physical Characteristics

An outer ring having a continuous spherical raceway. Two rows of barrel-shaped rollers within the spherical raceway. An inner ring with two raceways separated by a center rib.