Let’s talk about four-row tapered roller bearings: when it comes to load handling, they’re great at taking both radial and axial loads at the same time. For speed, they work well when it’s low to moderate, and you’ll almost only find them in work roll applications like rolling mills.
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drawings may differ from products |
Boundary Dimensions |
d |
355 |
mm | |||
| D | 490 | mm | |||||
| B | 316 | mm | |||||
| T | 316 | mm | |||||
| Basic Load Ratings | Cr | 4100 | kN | ||||
| C0r | 10900 | kN | |||||
| Speed Ratings | Grease | 340 | rpm | ||||
| Oil | 430 | rpm | |||||
| Weight | 186.00 | kg | |||||
Product Type: Four-Row Tapered Roller Bearing
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Dimension Type |
Value |
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Inner Diameter (d) |
355mm |
| Outer Diameter (D) |
490mm |
| Thickness (B) |
316mm |
Radial Load Capacity: How strong is its radial load capacity? About 2.5–3.5 times stronger than single-row tapered roller bearings, so it’s reliable under high loads.
Load Type Adaptability: What loads can it handle? Combined radial-axial (radial main), plus heavy and impact loads in harsh working environments.
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Component |
Material |
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Inner & Outer Rings |
Carburized Steel |
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Rolling Elements |
Bearing Steel |
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Cage |
Stamped Steel Plate |
Primary Application: Rolling mill work rolls and backup rolls are its primary target, with a design that perfectly aligns with European rolling mills’ high-precision and heavy-load requirements.
Other Applications: In industrial settings requiring heavy-duty performance, it is widely used in cranes, mining machinery, wind turbines, and similar equipment needing excellent high-load and impact load resistance.