Type TSR spherical roller thrust bearings are designed to achieve a high thrust capacity with low friction and continuous roller alignment. This bearing type is ideal for operating conditions that experience heavy loads, difficulty in establishing or maintaining housing alignment, or shaft deflection.
Size range: 110 mm to 850 mm
(4.3307 in. to 33.4646 in.) Design Attributes
Spherically contoured rollers, arranged in a steep angular position, accommodate high thrust loads and support moderate radial loads.
Bearing geometry and manufacturing technology result in low friction of bearing.
Internal self-alignment of bearing elements during operation compensates for shaft deflections and housing distortions caused by shock or heavy loads.
The TSR's inherent compensation for misalignment offers equipment designers the opportunity to use weldments for housing frames instead of complex castings, which reduces machining costs. When castings are preferred, bore alignment is less critical if spherical thrust bearings are specified.
“E” styles utilize enhanced bearing geometry allowing for higher dynamic load ratings and improved lubrication characteristics.
Applications
Blowout preventers
Classifiers
Extruders
Gearboxes
Metal mill work/back-up rolls
Pre-heater fans
Pumps
Screw conveyors
Type TSR spherical roller thrust bearings are designed to achieve a high thrust capacity with low friction and continuous roller alignment. This bearing type is ideal for operating conditions that experience heavy loads, difficulty in establishing or maintaining housing alignment, or shaft deflection.
Size range: 110 mm to 850 mm
(4.3307 in. to 33.4646 in.)
Design Attributes
- Spherically contoured rollers, arranged in a steep angular position, accommodate high thrust loads and support moderate radial loads.
- Bearing geometry and manufacturing technology result in low friction of bearing.
- Internal self-alignment of bearing elements during operation compensates for shaft deflections and housing distortions caused by shock or heavy loads.
- The TSR's inherent compensation for misalignment offers equipment designers the opportunity to use weldments for housing frames instead of complex castings, which reduces machining costs. When castings are preferred, bore alignment is less critical if spherical thrust bearings are specified.
- “E” styles utilize enhanced bearing geometry allowing for higher dynamic load ratings and improved lubrication characteristics.
Applications
- Blowout preventers
- Classifiers
- Extruders
- Gearboxes
- Metal mill work/back-up rolls
- Pre-heater fans
- Pumps
- Screw conveyors
