Single Row Cylindrical Roller Bearings With Inner Ring
Single row cylindrical roller bearings with an inner ring are designed to handle high radial loads while maintaining smooth operation. These bearings are widely used in machine tools, compressors, and conveyor systems. Their robust design ensures reliability and consistent performance in demanding industrial environments.
The Inner Ring Provides Greater Strength
Single-row cylindrical roller bearings with inner rings are mainly composed of outer rings, inner rings, cylindrical rollers and cages. The inner ring, as a key component directly mating with the shaft, has an inner diameter precisely matching the shaft journal and an outer diameter in contact with the rollers. It is usually axially fixed to the shaft through parts such as shaft shoulders, lock nuts and retaining rings to prevent axial deviation.
In addition to the positioning function, this type of inner ring is generally made of high-strength materials such as chrome steel and has smooth raceways that match the rollers. This not only enhances the overall strength of the bearing but also reduces friction, enabling high-precision rotation of the bearing. For applications with high radial load requirements and high precision demands, single-row cylindrical roller bearings with an inner ring have an irreplaceable position.
Superior Radial Load-Carrying Capacity
Like most cylindrical roller bearings, the single row cylindrical roller bearing with an inner ring has the most notable advantage of high radial load-carrying capacity. This line contact structure enables the stress to be evenly distributed on the bearing, enhancing its rigidity.
At the same time, this single-row structure also makes the bearing’s load-carrying more flexible, allowing it to withstand extremely high radial forces within a limited space, making it an ideal choice for high radial load-carrying in confined spaces.
A Variety of Flange Types
Single row cylindrical roller bearings with inner rings come in various design types based on the different configurations of the inner and outer ring flanges.
- NU type bearings: The outer ring has two integral flanges, while the inner ring has none.
- N-type bearings: Contrary to NU-type bearings, N-type bearings have two integral flanges on the inner ring and none on the outer ring.
- NJ type bearings: This type of bearing has two integral flanges on the outer ring and one integral flange on the inner ring.
- NUP type bearings: The outer ring has two integral flanges, and the inner ring has one integral flange as well as a plain flange (P) fitted.
- NU type with HJ flange ring: By using an appropriate HJ flange ring (an additional flange), NU type bearings can also achieve axial positioning similar to NJ type or NUP type.
Depending on the different flange configurations, single row cylindrical roller bearings with inner rings play different roles in practical applications. You can choose the type of bearing that suits your needs.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the main differences between cylindrical roller bearings and deep groove ball bearings?
The main difference lies in load-carrying capacity.
Cylindrical roller bearings are mainly used to withstand extremely high radial loads, while deep groove ball bearings can simultaneously handle radial loads and certain bidirectional axial loads.
If your application mainly involves heavy radial loads, cylindrical roller bearings are the better choice; if the overall load is relatively small and there are bidirectional axial forces, deep groove ball bearings are more suitable.
What do the suffixes E, M, and P in bearing model numbers stand for?
These are common suffixes that represent special designs of bearings.
'E' usually indicates an optimized internal design with higher load-carrying capacity.
'M' typically refers to a brass solid cage, suitable for harsh operating conditions.
'P' usually indicates a glass fiber reinforced nylon 66 cage, suitable for high-speed applications. For specific meanings, please refer to our product details page or contact us.
Is the structure of single row cylindrical roller bearings with inner rings also separable?
Yes, most single row cylindrical roller bearings are separable designs. This design can greatly reduce the installation difficulty and also avoid some unnecessary damage caused during installation.
Do your bearings meet international quality standards?
Yes, we are an ISO-certified bearing manufacturer, and all our bearings strictly comply with international quality standards.