XV Crossed Roller Bearings
Precision Design for Outer Ring Rotation
XV Crossed Roller Bearings feature a one-piece outer ring and separable inner ring, making them ideal for applications where the outer ring must rotate with high precision. This structure greatly enhances rotational accuracy by minimizing deformation and misalignment during installation. Their optimized internal layout, with rollers placed in a crossed arrangement, allows the bearing to support radial, axial, and moment loads simultaneously.
Compared to other crossed cylindrical roller bearings, XV types offer a stronger outer ring design that ensures stability even under fluctuating loads. This makes them an excellent choice for rotary tables, aerospace equipment, and robotic joints, where accuracy, stiffness, and consistent motion are critical.
Enhanced Durability with Dustproof Sealing
To perform reliably in dusty or particle-rich environments, XV Crossed Roller Bearings are equipped with a dustproof fixing metal ring between the inner and outer rings. This built-in protection helps prevent foreign matter from entering the bearing, reducing wear and maintaining long-term performance without the need for external sealing devices.
This feature makes XV bearings especially suitable for robotics, automated systems, and precision instruments, where contamination could easily cause performance degradation. By simplifying the sealing and enhancing protection, they improve both reliability and service life in demanding environments.
Simplified Mounting with Integrated Design
The XV series is engineered for ease of use. With mounting holes on both inner and outer rings, these bearings eliminate the need for flanges or extra support components, allowing direct installation into machinery. This not only simplifies mechanical design but also saves time during assembly and reduces system complexity.
Thanks to their compact and high-rigidity design, XV bearings are a top choice in robotic arms, indexing tables, and thin section applications. The separable inner ring structure allows for easier alignment during mounting, helping engineers achieve both precision and efficiency in assembly.