The maintenance free ball bearing unit is sealed with high-quality lithium grease suitable for sealing bearings, which can be used for a long time. The bearing is equipped with a sealing device with excellent sealing performance, which not only prevents the leakage of lubricating grease but also prevents impurities, dust, and water from entering the bearing.
When the bearing rotates, the lubricating grease inside the seal runs with the shaft internally, causing the lubricating grease inside to lift.
Adequate and effective lubrication can be provided without the need for lubricating grease for a long time.
Below isNSK Seat Outer Spherical BearingCharacteristics of Components
(1) Pre sealed with a certain amount of lubricating grease, users do not need to add lubricating grease before use, which can reduce their maintenance workload and lower maintenance costs.
(2) Equipment such as oil pipes that do not require lubricating grease can make the equipment more compact.
(3) Sealing can prevent grease leakage and environmental pollution.
【 Can add moisturizing type 】
Compared with other similar products, NSK's lubricated ball bearing components have the feature of being able to be greased even when tilted left and right by 20 degrees in design.
Usually, the oil holes and oil grooves on the bearing seat will reduce the strength of the bearing seat. NSK aims to minimize this negative impact by selecting appropriate positions for the oil holes and oil grooves.
The maintenance free type can meet the normal indoor conditions well, but in the following special situations, lubricated ball bearing components are required.
(1) Bearing operating temperature exceeding 100 ℃ 210
0 F * can withstand 200 ℃ 392
High temperature bearing components at 0 F.
(2) In situations where there are many impurities and dust, but the space does not allow for adding dust covers to the shaft components.
(3) In situations where the space is frequently flooded with water or other liquids and dust covers are not allowed to be added to the bearing unit.
