Tapered Roller Bearings

Tapered roller bearings consist of four interdependent components: the cone, or inner ring; the cup, or outer ring; the tapered rollers, or rolling elements; and the cage, or roller retainer. The taper angles allow the bearing to handle a combination of radial and thrust loads. The steeper the cup angle, the greater the ability of the bearing to handle thrust loads.

Design Attributes :
Single cone and cup.
One-piece pressed steel cage retains rollers on the cone and spaces them evenly.

Typical applications:
Machine tool spindles
Gear reduction units
Automotive transaxles
Transmissions

Product List

Single-Row Tapered Roller Bearings

The most basic and widely used tapered

bearing, the single-row type consists of the

cone assembly and the cup. It is usually fitted

 as one of an opposing pair. During equipment

assembly, single-row bearings can be set to the

required clearance or preload condition to optimize

performance.

Double-Row Tapered Roller Bearings

Double- or two-row tapered roller bearings

feature double cups and two single cones.

They are available in a variety of configurations

for general industrial and automotive applications.

Four-Row Tapered Roller Bearings

Four-row bearings combine the inherent

high-load, radial/thrust capacity and

direct/indirect mounting variables of

tapered roller bearings into assemblies

of maximum load rating in minimum space.

Cage
Tapered roller beating generally use die stamping steel plate basket cage,also can use machined solid cage if its dimension is bigger.