CPM2507

CPM2507 Cylindrical Roller Bearing Features and Advantages

High load capacity: Designed with a high radial load capacity, suitable for heavy loads and shock loads, making it ideal for high-load conditions.

Low Friction Coefficient: The line contact between the rollers and raceways results in a low friction coefficient, making it suitable for high-speed operation.

Separable Design: The inner and outer rings can be separated, facilitating easy installation and disassembly, ideal for equipment requiring frequent maintenance.

High Adaptability: Capable of accommodating changes in relative position due to thermal expansion or installation errors, suitable as a free-end bearing.

Application: Extensively used in the automotive industry, industrial machinery, motors and power generation equipment, household appliances, aerospace, medical equipment, railways and transportation, construction machinery, wind energy, and renewable resources.

QIBR - CPM2507 Cylindrical Roller Bearing Optimization

Selectable Precision, Vibration, and Noise Levels: Options include P6, P5 for precision, V2, V3 for vibration, and Z2, Z3 for noise.

Cage Material: The cage material can be chosen based on operating conditions, with options including steel, brass, or nylon.

Grease Replacement: Select lubrication according to bearing working requirements, such as SKF LGMT 2, Timken GR217, or Shell Gadus S2 V220AC.

Optimized Roller Profile: Depending on operating conditions, logarithmic profile curves can be used to optimize the roller profile, reducing stress concentration between rollers and raceways, and enhancing load capacity and service life.

More customization: QIBR can design and optimize bearings according to customer drawings and operating conditions.

QIBR - CPM2507 Cylindrical Roller Bearing Quality Control

Dimension measurement: Various high-precision instruments are used to measure multiple dimensions of the bearing, with an accuracy of up to 0.001mm.

Rotation accuracy: A dial gauge measures minor surface flaws or deviations, with measurement accuracy reaching 0.001mm.

Hardness measurement: Surface hardness is measured using a hardness tester, with an accuracy of ±0.5HRC.

Metallographic analysis: Internal metallographic structure is analyzed using a professional metallographic microscope.

Geometric tolerance: A contour gauge measures the bearing's geometric shape and relative position.

Noise monitoring: A vibration meter monitors vibration during operation to obtain noise data.

Raw material control: Steel and parts are sourced from ISO 14001-certified suppliers, ensuring product stability while promoting sustainable development.