Do you know the function of insert bearing housing?

Centripetal insert ball bearing
The radial insert ball bearing is a single row, ready-to-install unit consisting of a solid outer ring, an inner ring extending to one or both ends, a plastic or steel cage and a P, R, L or T seal. Since the bearing with one inner ring extending to both ends is less inclined by the inner ring, the operation is more stable.

The outer ring has a crown or cylindrical outer surface. It is equipped with an bearing seat, which is matched with the bearing model. The bearing with a filling outer surface compensates for the shaft eccentricity; see eccentric compensation.

They are positioned using an electric locking collar, a countersunk screw in the inner ring, an adapter sleeve, a drive slot or a tight fit on the shaft. Radial insert ball bearings are particularly easy to install and are suitable for h6 to h9 stamping shafts, with a few exceptions, for relubrication.

Some series with electric locking collars and countersunk screws in the inner ring can also be equipped with inch-sized holes.

Insert bearing housing unit
insert bearing housing units are available in a variety of designs such as bushings, flanged and coiled bearing housings. The instant mounting unit consists of cast iron or an integrated radial steel insert bearing housing. To ensure proper function and operational reliability under all operating conditions, the bearings and housings match each other.

Due to the spherical outer surface of the outer ring of the bearing and the insert bearing housing bore, the insert bearing housing unit can compensate for the static angular misalignment of the shaft, see offsetting the offset.

The insert bearing housing unit is mainly used for positioning bearings, but can also be used for non-locating bearings with low load and speed.

The insert bearing housing screws are mounted on adjacent structures. Screw the surface to fit only with smaller tolerances.

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