The basic single row bearing can be used in light to medium loaded applications, and provides a simple, cost-effective arrangement.
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The flanged cup version enables through boring of the housing for simplicity and accuracy.
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This single row bearing has an extended outer ring, housing a number of springs. It is mounted in conjunction with either a single or double row bearing. As the outer race is free to slide in the housing, the spring force ensures that a constant bearing system preload is maintained despite thermal expansion due to varying temperature conditions.
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Double row bearings offer nearly twice the capacity of the equivalent single row bearing, and are therefore used in more heavily loaded applications.
The plain outer race enables this bearing to be used in a 'floating' position to permit thermal expansion. As such it can replace a P type bearing when additional load capacity is required.
G type bearings can be preadjusted to give GE double row bearings. This is achieved by fitting a spacer between the inner races to give the required assembly end play or preload. The choice of setting is based upon a number of parameters such as speed, lubrication and applied loads. Spacer width is adjusted individually prior to dispatch.
Double row bearings offer nearly twice the capacity of the equivalent single row bearing, and are therefore used in more heavily loaded applications.
This double row bearing has a flanged outer ring which locates the shaft axially. This can also simplify housing machining operations and overall design.
H type bearings can be preadjusted to give HE double row bearings. This is achieved by fitting a spacer between the inner races to give the required assembly end play or preload. The choice of setting is based upon a number of parameters such as speed, lubrication and applied loads. Spacer width is adjusted individually prior to dispatch.