Tapered Roller Bearing
Conical rollers on conical raceways handle very heavy combined radial and axial loads simultaneously.
Technical Overview
Tapered Roller Bearings use conical rolling elements on tapered raceways. When correctly mounted, the apex of each roller cone meets at a common point on the bearing axis — this geometry makes them extremely efficient for handling combined (radial + axial) loads of very high magnitude.
Because a single row bearing can only carry axial load in one direction, tapered roller bearings are typically mounted in pairs — face-to-face (O) or back-to-back (X) — or as double/four-row assemblies for bidirectional service. The contact angle determines the ratio of axial to radial load capacity.
AMFO Traders stocks SKF, FAG, and NTN tapered roller bearings across the full dimensional range — from small to large bore sizes.
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