Key aspects of special bearings:
Addressing Specific Challenges:
Standard bearings often represent a compromise between speed, load, and production cost, so special bearings are needed when these limitations are too restrictive.
Tailored Solutions:
They incorporate unique designs, materials, and features to meet the specific requirements of a particular application.
Examples of Special Bearings:
This includes bearings with specific seals, materials for extreme environments, or designs optimized for high speed or heavy loads.
Uplift Spherical Bearings:
These bearings are designed for structural applications where tensile forces, such as those from earthquakes, need to be accommodated alongside pressure loads.
Special Launching Bearings:
These are used in situations where a structure needs to be launched or moved, often requiring bearings with specific displacement and rotation capabilities.
Special NTN Bearings:
These are a solution when standard bearings don’t meet the performance or cost requirements of a specific application.