Spherical roller bearings are constructed with barrel-shaped rollers assembled between an inner ring with two raceways and an outer ring with a spherical raceway. Thanks to the spherical design of the outer ring raceway, these bearings deliver excellent self-aligning performance and can compensate for misalignment errors.
Spherical roller bearings are capable of withstanding heavy radial loads, axial loads, and certain combined loads. They are particularly suitable for operations under vibrating or shock load conditions.
EISENBERG spherical roller bearings come in cylindrical bore and tapered bore variants, fitted with window-type stamped steel cages and two-tooth integral machined brass cages respectively.
These bearings are mainly used in the steel industry, mining and construction, paper machinery, power transmission devices, fluid machinery, hoisting and conveying machinery, etc.
Meanings of Common Suffixes for Spherical Roller Bearings
CC: Two window-type steel cages, inner ring without a flange, and a guide ring concentric with the inner ring.
ECA: Double-tooth integrated machined brass cage, positioning flange on the inner ring, guide ring concentric with the inner ring, and reinforced roller set.
VA405: Bearing with a surface-hardened cage, suitable for vibration applications.
