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NEEDLE ROLLER BEARING
Backed by a team of highly experienced professionals, we are indulged in offering excellent quality Needle Roller Bearings. These bearings are extensively used in various machines for reducing the friction of a rotating surface. Offered bearings are manufactured by professionals at hi-tech manufacturing unit using quality-approved raw materials and the advanced technology at our vendors end. These are made available in different specifications in order to meet the varied needs of our clients. Moreover, our clients can avail these Needle Roller Bearings from us at market-leading prices.
Features:
- Easy installation
- Rust resistance
- Excellent grip
- Rugged construction
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the purpose of a needle roller bearing?
Ans - Small, cylindrical roller bearings called "needle bearings" are used to reduce friction between moving surfaces that rotate slowly. Since needle roller bearings are far more compact than ball bearings, they are frequently utilised in applications where space is at a premium.
2. What does "needle roller bearing" mean?
Ans - A unique variety of roller bearing known as a needle roller bearing uses long, thin cylindrical rollers that resemble needles. In contrast to needle bearings, which normally have rollers that are at least four times longer than their diameter, ordinary roller bearings feature rollers that are just slightly longer than their diameter.
3. What distinguishes a needle bearing from a roller bearing?
Ans - The ratio between the diameter and length of the rollers distinguishes a needle roller bearing from a roller bearing; when this ratio falls within the range of 0.1 to 0.4, the roller bearing is referred to as a needle roller bearing.
4. What substance makes up needle bearing?
Ans - The load-bearing part of the bearing, needle rollers are the only element shared by all varieties of needle roller bearings. These enable practically friction-free rotation of the outer and inner rings. They are most usually made from an alloy of steel.
