Can the Nu and N type NJ NUP cylindrical roller bearings bear axial force?
The answer upstairs is clear. Such bearings can not be designed with axial force. In use, the inner and outer rings of the bearing can have larger axial displacement, and the aim is to compensate the length change caused by the rotating part of the two bearing due to the temperature rise.
The answer upstairs is clear. Such bearings can not be designed with axial force. In use, the inner and outer rings of the bearing can have larger axial displacement, and the aim is to compensate the length change caused by the rotating part of the two bearing due to the temperature rise.
The answer upstairs is clear. Such bearings can not be designed with axial force. In use, the inner and outer rings of the bearing can have larger axial displacement, and the aim is to compensate the length change caused by the rotating part of the two bearing due to the temperature rise.
