SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

Because of their configuration, they have a self-aligning feature. They have two rows of balls on the inner race and a common spherical surface on the outer race, the centre of which coincides with the centre of the bearing.
Self Aligning Ball

Self-aligning sphere bearings have 2 rows of round on inner race with a typical spherical surface area on external race with centre coinciding with bearings centre.

This style provides bearing self-aligning feature, allowing imbalances of concerning 0.07 radian (4 level) with common loads.

For heavier loads, round roller bearings, additionally having self-aligning function are made use of.

These bearings are offered with normal clearance & if desired with lower or higher clearance.

Self-aligning sphere bearings are offered with cylindrical & taper birthed. Self-aligning sphere bearings with bore taper 1:2 (suffix K) can be installed either directly on a tapered shaft or on a round shaft utilizing adapter sleeves.

RANGE

Deep Groove Ball Bearing (Plain,Z,ZZ,RS, 2RS, N,NR,RO) Angular Contact Ball Bearing Self Alignning Ball Bearing 4 Point Contact Ball Bearing Double Row Ball Bearing, Sealed Double Row Ball Bearing for wheel bearing application

APPLICATIONS

Two whellers, Three whellers, Four whellers (New generation cars), HCV, MCV,LCV, Tractors Combines Industrial Application

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