What is a Combined Roller Bearing?
A combined roller bearing is one assembly combining three components:
1. Radial Bearing - rolls on the flanges of profiled steel channel
2. Axial Bearing (side roller) - rolls on web of profiles steel channel
3. Stub Axle - holds both bearings and provides an easy welding point
Click the above drawing to enlarge. It shows combined roller bearings sitting in C section channels with the radial bearings rolling on the flange of the channel. The axial rollers are in contact with the web of the channel. The weldable steel hubs are facing away from the channel and are shown with a mounting plate.
The advantages of using this product are:
- Large loads can be carried both horizontally and vertically
- The combination of radial and axial bearings ensure smooth running
- Minimal fabrication & machining required.
- Available from stock enabling projects to be completed quickly
- Replacement of both radial & axial rollers is easy hence reduced downtime
Calculate which size you need using Hertzian Pressure.
Have you read our "How to" technical guide? It explains how to select, set up and use our combined roller bearings.
Need help? Contact the Euro-Bearings technical sales team.
Want to see more? Watch a video of the combined rollers bearings in use.
Contents List
Selecting the correct CR Bearing (Hertzian Pressure Calculation)
Hertzian Pressure Table
Material Data
Speed Limits
Corrosion Resistant Coatings
Stainless Steel Channels
Setting up Eccentric Adjustable CR Bearings
Frequently Asked Questions
Welding Bearings to Structures
Disassembling CR Bearings
Radial Roller Dimensions
Other Combined Roller Bearings (3.055, JC4.061, 4.085)
Radial Roller Dimensions non-standard)
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