Product Introduction: Harbin Bearings - Tapered Roller Bearings are separable bearings, primarily designed to bear combined radial and axial loads with radial loads being the main. They are widely used in industries such as machine tools, reducers, automobiles, agricultural machinery, mining, metallurgy, and plastic machinery. The features of Harbin's spherical roller bearings include an outer raceway in the shape of a sphere, which provides automatic alignment capability to compensate for misalignment and shaft deflection errors. They are mainly applied in woodworking machinery, textile machinery drive shafts, machine tools, and other fields. A full range of bearing models is available.

1. Introduction to Tapered Roller Bearings

Conical roller bearings are split-type bearings, categorized by the number of rows of rollers they contain, including single-row, double-row, and four-row conical roller bearings.

II. Features of Conical Roller Bearings:

1. Tapered roller bearings are primarily used to bear combined radial and axial loads dominated by radial loads; they generally do not bear axial loads alone.

2. The inner and outer rings can be installed separately. Axial and radial clearances can be adjusted during the installation process, and pre-tensioned fit can also be applied.

3. The design allows for limiting the axial displacement of the shaft or housing on one side, while preventing any relative inclination of the shaft to the housing or holes.

4. The size of the axial clearance in tapered roller bearings directly affects the bearing's service life.

Harbin Bearing Factory - Tapered Roller Bearings

Section 3: Application Fields:

Harbin Bearing Group - Tapered roller bearings are widely used in industries such as machine tools, reducers, automobiles, agricultural machinery, mining, metallurgy, plastic machinery, and heavy-duty machinery.

IV. The Impact of Temperature on the Life of Tapered Roller Bearings

Conical roller bearings will lose their original dimensional stability when the operating temperature exceeds 120℃, hence for bearings operating at temperatures above 120℃, a special request can be made to HRB for the use of bearings that have been subjected to special heat treatment.