Carrying capacity

The bearing capacity of cylindrical roller bearings is mainly reflected in its ability to withstand large radial loads, and is suitable for high-speed operating occasions. The design of this bearing allows for a small Angle error between the inner ring axis and the outer ring axis, which helps to improve its stability at high speeds. The radial bearing capacity of cylindrical roller bearings is large, which is due to the line contact or repair line contact between the roller and the raceway, and this design makes the bearing able to effectively withstand heavy loads and impact loads.

In addition, cylindrical roller bearings also have high stiffness and low friction characteristics, which make the bearing more stable at high speed operation, while also reducing energy loss. Especially for fully loaded cylindrical roller bearings, the bearing capacity of axial loads can be significantly improved by optimizing the flange contact, in fact up to 60% of the radial load. This optimization not only improves the service life of the bearing, but also reduces friction, thus extending the maintenance cycle of the bearing.