Engineered primarily for rolling mill roll-neck applications,SUN Bearing’s four-row cylindrical bearings are commonly used in work roll or back-up roll positions in flat product, long productand structural mills.
1.Product Features
- Available in sizes 140 mm I.D. – 2000 mm
- Case-hardened rings and rollers enhance durability.
- Inner races are interchangeable with outer assemblies.
- Manufactured to P6 boundary and P5 run out tolerances.
- Roller profiles are custom designed and manufactured for optimum performance.
- Straight and tapered bores are available.
2.Radial Internal Clearance
SUN Bearing's standard bearings offer different clearances, such as C3 or C4 according. If needed for your application,they can be furnished with a tapered bore.
Supply inner rings in two ways: a finished state with no additional grinding required or a semi-finished condition with appropriate grind stock. Semi-finished inner rings allow mill operators to optimize the roll’s precision by finish grinding the inner ring after mounting it onto the roll.
3.Lubrication
SUN Bearing's four-row cylindrical roller bearings can be used with grease, oil-air, oil-mist or circulating-oil systems. The bearings must be correctly lubricated for maximum performance through either lubrication grooves, holes in the outer-ring or through integrated face slots on the outer-ring faces.
4.Material
Our bearings are designed to provide superior size stability,fracture toughness and reliability. By using only high quality,carburized alloy, and applying a special heat-treatment duringthe manufacturing process, we are able to produce bearings that can withstand the heavy stresses and impact loading often experienced by multi-row cylindrical roller bearings used in rolling mills.
5.Mounting design and fitting prctice
The cylindrical roller bearing design accommodates radial loading only, therefore, a separate thrust bearing must be usedto provide axial shaft location.
The housing fitting practice usually results in a loose fit to facilitate easy removal at regular maintenance intervals. The preferred shaft fit is tight. There are occasions where loose shaft fits are tolerated, such as on some roughing-mill equipment. In the cases where a shaft fit is loose, inner-race bore lubrication grooves must be incorporated in the bearing.
Inner rings can be ordered separately from the outer assembly in order to equip additional spare rolls. Inner- and outerring assemblies are interchangeable in regard to internalclearance.