Frequently asked questions about this product
1. Will stainless steel bearings never rust?
They are not absolutely rust-proof, but they are more corrosion-resistant than other steels in most environments. Stainless steel bearings have excellent corrosion resistance, but they may still rust under certain conditions.
The corrosion resistance of stainless steel bearings depends on their material and the environment they are in. Different types of stainless steel bearings have different resistance to different environments.
2. How does the performance of stainless steel bearings compare with conventional bearing steel?
Stainless steel bearings have a variety of grades according to the element ratio. For example, SUS420 and SUS440C are closer to bearing steel in terms of hardness, speed, load and other properties. SUS304 and SUS316 are lower in hardness and more prone to deformation than bearing steel, and can only be used in low-speed and low-load conditions.
3. Under high-load conditions, which type of bearing seat assembly is better?
The dual-bearing bearing seat assembly is suitable for use in environments with large loads, and is used to keep transmission products such as rotating shafts fixed.
4. After the shaft and bearing seat assembly are assembled, there is obvious axial movement. How to solve it?
If you need to axially tighten the bearing, it is recommended to use a retaining ring, nut, etc. When choosing a retaining ring, nut, etc. for axial tightening, please be careful to avoid the C-type retaining ring.
5. What tolerance should be selected for shaft parts used in conjunction with the bearing seat assembly?
It is recommended to choose a g6 tolerance shaft.
6. What brand of bearings are used in the bearing seat assembly?
The brand of the bearing is not guaranteed.
