Simultaneous radial and axial load handling is a key feature of four-row tapered roller bearings, which also achieve effective operation at low-to-moderate speeds; their use is almost confined to work roll applications like rolling mills.
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drawings may differ from products |
Boundary Dimensions |
d |
440 |
mm | |||
| D | 580 | mm | |||||
| B | 420 | mm | |||||
| T | 420 | mm | |||||
| Basic Load Ratings | Cr | 5900 | kN | ||||
| C0r | 17300 | kN | |||||
| Speed Ratings | Grease | 200 | rpm | ||||
| Oil | 280 | rpm | |||||
| Weight | 302.00 | kg | |||||
Product Type: Four-Row Tapered Roller Bearing
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Dimension Type |
Value |
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Inner Diameter (d) |
440mm |
| Outer Diameter (D) |
580mm |
| Thickness (B) |
420mm |
Radial Load Capacity: The bearing has a radial load capacity 2.5–3.5 times stronger than single-row tapered roller bearings—so you can count on it to run stably under high-load conditions.
Load Type Adaptability: It does a fantastic job with combined radial-axial loads (radial is primary) and can stand up to heavy loads and impact loads in harsh places where machines work.
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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: The product’s dedicated design for rolling mill work/backup rolls directly addresses the high-precision and heavy-load needs of European rolling mills, making it the optimal component for such systems.
Other Applications: Beyond rolling mills, its exceptional load-bearing resilience enables widespread use in heavy-duty machinery (cranes, mining, wind turbines) where high-load and impact resistance are non-negotiable.