Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings
Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings are engineered to offer superior protection against electrical erosion. This erosion occurs when stray currents pass through conventional bearings.
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Why Choose TFL?
Our electrically insulated bearings feature a specialized coating. This coating effectively blocks the flow of harmful currents. They are ideal for applications in electric motors, generators, and other equipment where electrical discharge is a risk.
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33208-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
40 mm
80 mm
32 mm
0.73 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
105 kN
134 kN
F-803477.TR1-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
89.945 mm
146.975 mm
40 mm
2,64 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
232 kN
355 kN
4500r/min
F-804565.30220-A-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
100 mm
180 mm
37 mm
3.7 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
231 kN
290 kN
F-803478.TR1-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
117.475 mm
212.725 mm
63.5 mm
9.4 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
490 kN
720 kN
F-803889.32224-A-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
120 mm
215 mm
61.5 mm
9.15 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
445 kN
650 kN
F-809028.TR1-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
130 mm
225 mm
67 mm
10.2 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
480 kN
710 kN
Z-580065.30228-A-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
140 mm
250 mm
45.75 mm
8.6 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
390 kN
520 kN
4500r/min
F-804550.01.TR2S-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
140 mm
190 mm
99 mm
6.8 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
365 kN
780 kN
Z-577634.01.TR2S-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
140 mm
210 mm
130 mm
13.5 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
585 kN
1180 kN
K36990-36920-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
177.8 mm
227.012 mm
30.162 mm
3.18 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
186 kN
400 kN
4500r/min
F-809055.TR1-J20AA
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20AA
198.298 mm
282.575 mm
46.038 mm
9.34 Kg
≤3000
200 µm
Steel
345 kN
750 kN
4500r/min
Z-566566.TR1-J20AA
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20AA
199.949 mm
282.575 mm
46.038 mm
9.28 Kg
≤3000
200 µm
Steel
345 kN
750 kN
4500r/min
F-807411.TR1-J20B
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20B
240 mm
320 mm
42 mm
8.23 Kg
≤500
≤100 um
Steel
380 kN
670 kN
F-809146.TR1-J20AA
Outer ring ceramic coated
J20AA
240 mm
336.55 mm
65.088 mm
18.6 Kg
≤3000
200 µm
Steel
640 kN
1250 kN
Superior Electrical Insulation for Tapered Roller Bearings
Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings are designed to combat the challenges posed by electrical currents in industrial machinery. Their ceramic insulating layer, typically made from aluminum oxide, is applied using a high-energy plasma spraying process. This creates a dense, uniform coating that tightly bonds with the bearing surface. The result is a layer that provides high dielectric strength—up to 1000 VDC in some models—protecting the bearing from harmful current leakage that often occurs in motors and frequency drive systems.
This type of insulation is especially critical in environments where electrical discharges are common. Without insulation, stray currents can pass through the rolling elements and raceways, causing pitting, fluting, and premature failure. Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings solve this issue by interrupting the path of current, increasing system reliability, reducing maintenance costs, and extending bearing service life.
Enhanced Performance Under AC and DC Currents
Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings are engineered to provide superior protection against both alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) effects. At room temperature, their DC resistance ranges between 1–10 GΩ, depending on size and coating thickness. Even when the temperature rises to 60°C or 80°C, these bearings still maintain insulation levels in the MΩ range, which greatly reduces harmful current passage through the bearing.
With AC currents, the insulating layer acts like a capacitor. It stores and releases energy without allowing actual current flow through the bearing elements. This is essential in inverter-driven motors or systems with harmonics. While the capacitive reactance decreases with frequency, it remains significantly higher than in non-insulated bearings, making Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings a much safer choice in high-frequency environments.
Applications and Benefits
The flexibility of Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings allows them to be used in numerous industries and applications. From high-speed trains to industrial pumps, and from wind turbines to electric vehicles, these bearings protect mechanical systems from the damaging effects of stray electrical currents. Their tapered design ensures high load capacity in both radial and axial directions, making them especially suitable for heavy-duty and high-precision tasks.
The key benefit is enhanced reliability. These bearings ensure that machinery operates smoothly without interruption. This is vital in sectors where continuous operation is critical.
Choosing TFL for your electrically insulated tapered roller bearings means choosing durability and efficiency. We are committed to providing solutions that meet rigorous industrial demands.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What makes Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings different from standard tapered bearings?
The key difference lies in the application of an electrically insulating ceramic coating. While standard tapered roller bearings conduct electricity, Electrically Insulated Tapered Roller Bearings prevent electrical current from passing through, thanks to the dielectric ceramic layer applied via plasma spraying. This significantly reduces the risk of electric erosion, bearing surface damage, and unplanned machine downtime. These features make them ideal for applications involving variable-frequency drives or inverter-fed motors.
What kind of coating is used for the insulation?
A common coating material is aluminum oxide. It is applied using a plasma spraying process. This method creates a highly durable and effective insulating layer. This layer has excellent dielectric properties. It ensures reliable protection against electrical current flow. This specialized coating is crucial for the performance of electrically insulated tapered roller bearings.
Can these insulated bearings operate in high-temperature environments?
Yes. The ceramic insulation used in these bearings is designed to withstand elevated temperatures. Even under continuous operation at 60°C to 80°C, the insulation retains several mega-ohms of resistance. This ensures long-term reliability even in heat-intensive environments such as steel mills, compressors, and electric locomotives.
How is the insulating layer applied to the bearing?
The insulation layer is applied using plasma spraying technology. This process involves injecting aluminum oxide powder into a high-temperature plasma jet, which melts the powder and deposits it on the bearing surface at high velocity. The resulting coating is dense, highly adhesive, and electrically non-conductive. After application, the surface is sealed and ground for precision and longevity.
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