Bearing characteristics: Separate design, which means that the shaft ring, race and cylindrical roller-cage assembly can be installed separately.

Extending bearing life To prevent stress peaks, the needle ends are slightly contracted to change the line contact between the raceway and the needle. Thrust cylindrical roller bearings are often combined into a high-rigidity bearing configuration that can withstand heavy and vibration loads without difficulty

Introduction

These bearings can withstand large axial loads in one direction, but cannot withstand radial loads. They do not have self-aligning capability.

Thrust cylindrical roller bearings can be split into thrust cylindrical roller and cage assemblies, shaft rings and races.

The 811 series and 812 series thrust cylindrical roller bearings consist of thrust cylindrical roller and cage assemblies, shaft rings and races. The most important components are thrust cylindrical roller and cage assemblies.

Cage

Thrust cylindrical roller bearings are available in molded glass fiber reinforced polyamide 66 cages (denoted as: TVPB, TVPB1), machined light metal cages (denoted as LPB) or machined brass cages (expressed as: MB, MPB) ).

model

The thrust cylindrical roller bearing models are as follows:

81215, 81115, 81716, 82716, 81117, 81217, 81118, 81718, 81720, 81120, 81220, 89320, 81722, 81222, 81724, 81124, 81224, 81226, 81130, 81730, 81230, 81836, 81140/YA, 89448, 81192, 812/500, 872/530, 812/560, 817/600, 872/670, 871/710, 871/710, 891/800, 871/850, 972/900

Product use: Thrust cylindrical roller bearings are mainly used in heavy machinery, high power marine gearboxes, oil drilling rigs, vertical motors and other machinery.