Created on:2025-07-30
Structure of Spherical Roller Bearings
The core structure of spherical roller bearings consists of four main components: an inner ring with double raceways, an outer ring with a spherical raceway, a set of spherical rollers, and a cage.
Its key design feature is that the center of curvature of the outer ring raceway coincides with the bearing center, enabling the inner ring, rollers, and cage assembly to rotate freely at a certain angle relative to the outer ring. This grants the bearing self-aligning capability, allowing it to compensate for shaft deflection, installation deviations, and misalignment issues.
CA CC MB
Model example: 23152CA/W33C3, 23152CC/W33C3, 23152MB/W33C3, 23152MA/W33C3, 23152CA/W33C3F3.
2.The inner bore of spherical roller bearings has two types: cylindrical and tapered. The tapered bore has taper ratios of 1:12 and 1:30. Bearings with tapered bores are often mounted on shafts with adapter sleeves or withdrawal sleeves in many cases.
Model example: 23152MB/W33 24052MBK/W33 24152MBK30/W33
Common Models
ISO | GOST (cylindrical bore) | GOST (tapered bore) |
23040 | 3003140 | 3113140 |
23140 | 3003740 | 3113740 |
23240 | 3003240 | 3113240 |
22240 | 3540 | 113540 |
22340 | 3640 | 113640 |
24040 | 4053140 | 4453140 |
24140 | 4053740 | 4453740 |
For bearings of the same size, different companies design different cage structures based on their own technical concepts combined with practical applications. In most cases, they can be used interchangeably, though prices may vary.
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