What are the components of cylindrical roller bearings?
Cylindrical roller bearings are usually guided by two blocks of a bearing ring. The cage, roller, and guide ring form a composite, generally separable bearing.
Compared with the deep groove ball bearings of the same size, this kind of bearing has larger radial load capacity, and is also suitable for high-speed rotation from the structure.
The utility model has the advantages of convenient installation and disassembly, especially when the inner, outer ring and the shaft and the shell are in interference fit. Such bearings are generally only used to bear radial load, only the inner and outer ring with single block bearings can bear less axial load or larger intermittent axial load.
