SIDE ALIGN is unique in employing this patented system. No longer do you have to weld jack bolt assemblies to each foot of every motor or repair them each time you use them because of rust of corrosion. Gone are the days of injuries to fingers and damage to equipment caused by heavy hammers or metal bars being used to try to move equipment to precise tolerances.

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Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing consists of a shaft ring, a bearing race, and a ball and cage thrust assembly. The bearings are of separable construction, so installation is simple because the washers and ball and cage assemblies can be installed separately. There are two types of small one-way thrust ball bearings, with flat seats or with self-aligning seats. Bearings with self-aligning seat washers can be used with self-aligning seat washers to compensate for angular misalignment between the support surface in the housing and the shaft.

Model Number Set Contains Actuator Socket Required Tool Min Range Tool Max Range ATN-1 2 ES-1 13/16" 1-5/8" ATN-2 2 ES-2 7/8" 2" ATN-3 2 ES-3ES-4 7/8" 2-5/8" ATN-4 2 ES-5ES-6 1-1/2" 4-1/2" ATN-5 2 ES-7ES-8 1-7/8" 6-1/8" Model Number Set Contains Actuator Socket Size Stud Hole Size Securing Bolt Size Motor HP Range ES-1 2 9/16" 3/8" 3/8" - 1/2" 2 - 30 ES-2 2 3/4" 9/16" 3/8" - 1/2" 2 - 30 ES-3 2 15/16" 5/8" 5/8" - 3/4" 20 - 300 ES-4 2 1-1/8" 3/4" 5/8" - 3/4" 20 - 300 ES-5 2 1-5/16" 7/8" 7/8" - 1" 300+ ES-6 2 1-1/2" 1" 7/8" - 1" 300+ ES-7 2 1-11/16" 1-1/8" 1-1/8" - 1-1/4" 300+ ES-8 2 1-7/8" 1-1/4" 1-1/8" - 1-1/4" 300+ MotorApplication Range HP NUMBER AC MOTOR FRAME DC MOTOR FRAME SECURING BOLT SIZE SAS-A1 SAS-A3 2 - 30 182-286 TS 182A - 288A 3/8" - 1/2" Yes Yes 20 - 300 342T-449TS 323A - 368A 5/8" - 3/4" Yes Yes 300 + 5040-505S 403A - 448A 7/8" - 1" No Yes 300 + 400M-8211S 503A - 688A 1-1/8"- 1-1/4" No Yes SAS-A1 Packaged Dimensions: 20"L x 17"W x 10"H SAS-A3 Packaged Dimensions: 28"L x 18"W x 10"H

The maintenance and upkeep of radial bearings is relatively simple, while the maintenance and upkeep of thrust bearings requires complex processes and technical support.

Double Direction Thrust Ball Bearing consists of three parts: a shaft ring, two seat rings and two steel ball-cage assemblies. The bearing is separate and each part can be installed independently. The weighing shaft ring matched with the shaft can bear the axial load in two directions and can fix the machine shaft in both directions. Such bearings must not bear any delivery radial loads. Thrust ball bearings also have a structure with a seat cushion. Since the mounting surface of the seat cushion is spherical, the bearing has self-aligning performance and can reduce the impact of installation errors.

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Stainless steel is an alloy material with good corrosion resistance and is widely used in thrust bearing manufacturing. Thrust bearings made of stainless steel have good intrinsic quality and service life, and can adapt to complex working environments, such as high temperature, low temperature, strong corrosion, etc. Commonly used stainless steel materials include AISI 304, AISI 316, etc.

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ACHIEVE THE PERFORMANCE YOUR LASER ALIGNMENT EQUIPMENT WAS DESIGNED FOR. SIDE ALIGN makes aligning your motors, pumps, gear boxes and other equipment, safe, easy and precise time after time. If the idea of better, faster and easier being applied to your alignment program appeals to you, upgrade and modernize your system now by adding SIDE ALIGN. Smooth...no damage to machine feet or alignment equipment. Precise...performing moves closer than .001" Fast...taking only moments to fit, make a precise adjustment and remove. Safe...reduces the risk of injury to technicians or mechanics. Easy...no preparation required, and fits a wide variety of sizes.

Radial bearings are suitable for high-speed operation and high-precision requirements, while thrust bearings are suitable for heavy loads and shocks.

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Double-acting tapered roller thrust bearings VVFT are designed to handle thrust loads in either direction. The use of two tapered V-plates, a flat center plate and two tapered roller assemblies enables the bearing to handle the high thrust loads inherent to rolled steel bars and the structural shape. In this application, thrust bearings are complemented by four-row cylindrical roller bearings AD-D to handle radial loads or roller separation forces.

Angular contact ball thrust bearings are designed to bear radial loads and thrust loads, and their large thrust carrying capacity is the main design feature. These bearings are of the imperial series and typically have a contact angle of approximately 50 degrees. Angular contact ball thrust bearings consist of a hardened and ground angular contact plate (with dowel holes for mounting) and a brass cage with precision balls. Single-way angular thrust ball bearings handle these loads in one direction, while double-way angular thrust ball bearings handle these loads in both directions. This design is primarily used at the bottom of vertical shaft applications to withstand large thrust loads while providing center alignment to the shaft.

Thrust ball bearings made of ceramic materials have good hardness and high temperature resistance and are suitable for high-speed and efficient mechanical equipment. In addition, because ceramic materials have good wear resistance and fatigue strength, thrust ball bearings can maintain a long service life when used under high load, long-term, and continuous operation conditions.

Type T tapered roller thrust bearings are designed with a cage and roller assembly and two identical thrust plates. The rollers have a common apex that allows for true rolling motion within the thrust plate. The tapered roller thrust bearing design also allows the use of rollers and therefore higher load carrying capacity. In this type of full complement bearing, adding rollers provides greater thrust capability. The added rollers increase friction within the bearing, making it suitable for low-speed applications. Our tapered roller thrust bearings are ideal for applications where high thrust loads and heavy shock loads may be encountered, such as crane hooks. Other vertical shaft applications include rock crushers and pulverized coal equipment.

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Thrust ball bearings are made of materials including chromium steel, stainless steel, ceramics, etc. Each material has its own characteristics and scope of application. When actually selecting materials, you need to make comprehensive considerations based on specific needs and choose materials that suit you.

Thrust roller bearings are bearings with rollers as rolling elements. According to the shape of the rollers, thrust roller bearings can be divided into thrust cylindrical bearings, thrust tapered bearings and thrust needle roller bearings. Thrust needle roller bearings use slender needle rollers, thrust cylindrical bearings use cylindrical rollers, and thrust tapered bearings use conical rollers. Thrust roller bearings are used to bear combined shaft and radial loads where axial load is the main component, but the radial load shall not exceed 55% of the axial load.

In short, although radial and thrust bearings are both types of bearings, there are obvious differences in design, application and characteristics.

Radial bearings usually adopt a rolling element and cage structure, while thrust bearings usually adopt a journal and bush structure.

The fit between the shaft ring and the shaft of the thrust bearing is generally a transition fit, and the fit between the seat ring and the bearing seat hole is generally a clearance fit. Therefore, this kind of bearing is easier to install. The center shaft ring of the two-way thrust bearing should be fixed on the shaft to prevent rotation relative to the axis. When installing a thrust bearing, the verticality of the shaft ring and the shaft centerline should be checked. The method is to fix the dial indicator on the end face of the box shell, so that the contact head of the dial is on the raceway of the bearing shaft ring while rotating the bearing, while observing the dial indicator pointer. If the pointer is deflected, it means that the shaft ring and the center line of the shaft are not perpendicular. When the hole in the box shell is deep, an extended dial indicator can also be used for inspection. When a thrust bearing is installed correctly, its seat ring can automatically adapt to the rolling of the rolling elements to ensure that the rolling elements are located in the upper and lower raceways. If installed upside down, not only will the bearing not work properly, but also the mating surfaces will be severely worn. Since the difference between the shaft ring and the seat ring is not very obvious, extra care should be taken during assembly to avoid making mistakes. In addition, a gap of 0.2-0.5mm should be left between the thrust bearing seat ring and the bearing seat hole to compensate for errors caused by inaccurate parts processing and installation. When the center of the bearing ring deviates during operation, this gap will This ensures that it adjusts automatically to avoid contact and friction, allowing it to operate normally. Otherwise, severe damage to the bearing will occur.

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The needle rollers of thrust needle roller bearings have a small diameter and are shaped like needles. Thrust needle roller bearings consist of an outer ring, an inner ring, a flange inserted into the contour and small diameter needle rollers. Small-diameter needle rollers can disperse axial loads while having high stiffness and load-bearing capacity. Thrust needle roller bearings are suitable for applications where space is limited. Thrust needle roller bearings are suitable for high-speed axial load requirements and can be used in CNC machine tool spindles, instruments, motors and other equipment. The disadvantage is that the number of needle rollers is small, which can easily lead to excessive rolling element clearance and short service life.

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Chromium steel is an alloy steel containing chromium and has good toughness and wear resistance, so it is often used to manufacture thrust bearings. Chromium steel thrust bearings have the characteristics of large load-bearing capacity and long service life, and are suitable for working in high-speed rotation and high-temperature environments. Common chromium steels include AISI 52100 steel, AISI 8620 steel, etc.

Thrust bearings are used to support thrust loads or axial loads applied to a shaft. Thrust bearings are divided into several categories based on rolling elements: balls, cylindrical rollers, Single Direction and Double Direction thrust bearings that can withstand axial load and radial load. Thrust bearings are available in a variety of design types and configurations to suit a variety of load capacities and applications. Ball thrust bearing series are available in inch, ISO metric and angular contact series. Single Direction inch and metric series thrust bearings are capable of handling relatively light loads in one direction, while angular contact series thrust bearings can handle a combination of radial and thrust loads in one or both directions. Cylindrical roller thrust bearing series include inch, metric, and self-aligning series, with one-way and two-way series respectively. The use of cylindrical roller designs provides greater thrust load capacity than ball thrust bearings of the same size. This greater capacity makes thrust bearings suitable for a wide range of applications and industries. Aubearing’s tapered roller thrust bearings have high load capacity and are suitable for many applications that require heavy thrust loads. This article describes the various types of thrust bearings, their basic designs, and their general applications.

There is no cage in the full complement thrust ball bearing. This allows balls to be placed between the raceways. Therefore, full complement thrust ball bearings can withstand higher axial loads, but the maximum speed is lower and the friction between the balls creates greater rotational torque. Full complement ball bearings are mainly used in heavy-duty applications since they can withstand high axial loads. For example, large cranes, heavy equipment, ship steering equipment, aircraft landing equipment, etc.

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Tapered roller thrust bearings are designed to provide large thrust capabilities and can be unidirectional or bidirectional. They can withstand medium to heavy combined radial and axial loads. Cylindrical rollers also reduce friction and heat generation. Thrust cylindrical roller bearings have a much greater increase in thrust capacity than ball thrust bearings. Thrust cylindrical bearings consist of two hardened, precision-ground caps, precision-ground rollers and cage bands that secure the rollers. The thrust plate’s inside and outside diameters are precision ground for proper installation. Cylindrical roller thrust bearings are available in metric ISO series and inch series, both series are interchangeable. Applications for cylindrical thrust roller bearings include extruders, screw presses, rock crushers, coal mills, lathe tailstocks and oil field equipment.

Radial bearing is a common bearing that mainly bears radial load from the shaft. The design of this type of bearing usually includes main components such as outer ring, inner ring, rolling elements and cage. When the rolling elements roll between the outer ring and the inner ring, friction and wear can be reduced, thereby improving the efficiency and life of the mechanical equipment. The main feature of a radial bearing is that it can only bear radial loads and cannot bear axial loads. If the equipment is required to support axial loads, other types of bearings or structural designs are often required, such as thrust bearings or angular contact bearings. The main categories of radial bearings are:

Thrust spherical roller bearing is a kind of separation bearing. Its load action line has a certain angle with the bearing axis. Therefore, it has a good self-aligning function and the allowable angle error is 2-3 degrees. However, the allowable angular error decreases as the load applied to the bearing increases, and it can bear both axial and radial loads. It can be used in extremely heavy load situations and can run at high speeds. In order to prevent harmful slippage of the rollers and raceways during the bearing adjustment operation, a certain minimum axial load must be applied to the bearing. Spherical roller thrust bearings require less maintenance due to their low coefficient of friction. These bearings can operate at relatively high speeds due to the cage design and the consistency between the rollers and washers.

Thrust tapered roller bearings can form a very compact bearing arrangement in the axial direction. This kind of bearing can withstand heavy axial loads, is not sensitive to impact loads, and has good rigidity.

Thrust bearings are generally composed of two thrust washers or thrust washers and several rolling elements. Generally, thrust washers are divided into shaft pieces and seat pieces. The most common types of rolling elements are generally made of iron or copper. The cage is combined into a whole. The most common type of bearing is a steel ball thrust bearing.

In bearing design, radial and thrust bearings are two common types. Although they are both bearings, they have clear differences in design, application and characteristics. Let’s judge the design features and differences between radial bearings and thrust bearings based on the structure of the bearing product.

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Thrust ball bearings are designed to carry thrust loads in one direction and are divided into ISO metric and inch series. Thrust ball bearings are separate bearings, including a shaft ring (matched with the journal), a seat ring (matched with the bearing seat), a set of steel balls and a cage. During installation, it can be easily matched with the journal and bearing seat respectively. In some low-speed applications, a complete set of balls without a cage is used to increase thrust capability. Ball thrust bearings are a good choice when lighter thrust load applications are encountered. Thrust ball bearings are dimensionally interchangeable with other bearing manufacturers and, in the case of the ISO series, they are dimensionally interchangeable through the base series part number. When applications require greater accuracy, thrust ball bearings can be manufactured to P5 accuracy. Thrust ball bearings include one-way thrust ball bearings, two-way thrust ball bearings, and angular contact thrust ball bearings according to different structures.

Product Features SIDE ALIGN is unique in employing this patented system. No longer do you have to weld jack bolt assemblies to each foot of every motor or repair them each time you use them because of rust of corrosion. Gone are the days of injuries to fingers and damage to equipment caused by heavy hammers or metal bars being used to try to move equipment to precise tolerances.

Thrust ball bearings and thrust roller bearings overlap in their application suitability. Therefore, determining which bearing is best for an application can be complex. To help machinists choose a better thrust bearing, Aubearing explains the different types of thrust bearings, descriptions and general use cases.

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Thrust bearings, also called axial thrust bearings, can withstand axial loads. These loads are loads parallel to the axis in the machine. The two main components of a thrust bearing are the bearing housing and the rolling elements. The housing remains stationary and attached to the machine. The rolling elements rotate with the shaft. The rolling elements of a thrust bearing can be spherical or cylindrical (roller) shaped and made of metal or plastic. When a bearing is subjected to an axial load, the bearing distributes the load on its surface, allowing the shaft to rotate smoothly without excessive friction and wear. Since the thrust bearing is a detachable design, its maintenance method and cost are relatively simple. This means individual components can be removed and replaced. Therefore, thrust bearings can be repaired without replacing the entire bearing. Thrust bearings are used in a variety of mechanical systems, from automotive engines to industrial equipment, aerospace and other systems. Required for many high speed, high load applications with axial loads.