Bearings have the following common functions:

Bearings have the following common functions:

Supporting the rotation axis

To bear the radial and axial loads of the shaft, so that the shaft can rotate stably in a fixed position, preventing the shaft from shifting or tilting.

Reduce friction

Forming rolling or sliding contact between the shaft and supporting components greatly reduces the frictional force generated by relative motion, thereby reducing energy loss and wear.

Guiding role

Ensure that the shaft rotates in the predetermined direction to prevent deviation or swinging during operation, ensuring the accuracy and stability of rotation.

Transmitting power

Effectively transferring power from one component to another, such as in mechanical equipment, from the motor shaft to the shaft of the working component.

Endure impact and vibration

Absorb and buffer the impact and vibration generated during equipment operation, protecting the shaft and other related components from damage.

Adapt to different working conditions

For example, under harsh working conditions such as high temperature, high speed, and heavy load, it can still maintain good working performance.

Improve mechanical efficiency

By reducing friction and energy loss, it helps to improve the operational efficiency and energy utilization of the entire mechanical equipment.

Extend equipment lifespan

By reducing wear, vibration, and impact, the service life of related mechanical equipment can be extended.