29424 E

Bore diameter (d)
120 mm
Outside diameter (D)
250 mm
Height (H)
78 mm
29424 E
29424 E

29424 E Thrust Roller Bearings Features and Advantages

Allowable Misalignment Error: Thrust roller bearings possess self-aligning capabilities, allowing them to tolerate misalignment errors.

Load Capacity: The excellent fit between the rollers and the raceway enables the bearing to support heavy axial loads while also accommodating some radial loads.

High-Speed Capability: The cage design and the good fit between the rollers and the raceway make these bearings suitable for relatively high speeds.

Low Friction: By optimizing the contact at the roller end faces, friction heat generation is kept at a low level during high-speed operation.

Long Service Life: The special roller profile reduces edge stresses at the contact points between the rollers and the raceway.

Application: Thrust roller bearings are widely used in machine tools, aerospace, metallurgy and mining, heavy machinery, automotive industry, agricultural machinery, and power equipment.

QIBR - 29424 E Thrust Roller Bearings Optimization

High-Performance Materials: Suitable materials can be selected based on customer requirements, such as 52100, 100Cr6, SUJ2, etc.

Cage Selection: Customers can choose from various cage materials based on their application needs, including machined brass cages, stamped steel window cages, and machined copper cages.

Grease Selection: Lubricants can be chosen according to the operational requirements of the bearings, such as SKF LGET 2 or Shell Gadus S5 V142W 00.

Further Customization: QIBR can design and optimize thrust ball bearings according to customer usage conditions and requirements.

QIBR - 29424 E Thrust Roller Bearings Quality Control

Dimension measurement: Various high-precision instruments are used to measure multiple dimensions of the bearings, achieving a maximum precision of 0.001mm.

Rotation accuracy: Small surface defects or deviations are measured with a micrometer, with a measurement precision of up to 0.001mm.

Hardness measurement: Surface hardness is measured using a hardness tester, with precision up to ±0.5HRC.

Metallographic analysis: The internal metallographic structure of metals is analyzed using a professional metallographic microscope.

Geometric tolerance: The geometry and relative position of the bearing are measured using a profile projector.

Noise monitoring: Vibration during operation is monitored with a vibration meter to obtain noise data.

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

Spherical roller thrust bearings