Bearing Classification
- Deep groove ball bearing
- Self-aligning ball bearing
- Angular contact Ball bearing
- Cylindrical roller bearing
- Tapered roller bearing
- Spherical roller bearing
- Thrust ball bearing
- Thrust Cylindrical Roller bearing
- Thrust Spherical Roller bearing
- Rolling Mill bearing
- Cross Roller bearing
- Slewing bearing
- Split bearing
- Pillow block bearing
- Bearing Block
- Needle Roller bearings
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Criteria to make sure your bearings can be remanufactured
Remanufacturing is most economical for bearings at least 8 inches OD.
Perhaps the most difficult task is determining if and when a bearing needs to be serviced. This determination requires much more than a quick visual inspection. Below are a few signs to look for when inspecting bearings that may need to be repaired:
- The bearing is nearing suggested life expectancy.
- The bearing has exceeded an operating temperature of 200° F (93° C).
- The bearing has been exposed to excessive vibration.
- The bearing experienced a sudden drop or gain in lubrication.
Paying attention to these details during regular maintenance checks can help you determine if a bearing needs maintenance before it causes unnecessary downtime and expense. Careful observation is the first step to creating a program that monitors your bearings and surround operations.
