Overview

TC radial bearings are a type of bearing that uses a rolling element to reduce friction between two surfaces. They are typically used in applications where high loads and high speeds are encountered. The TC radial bearing design is able to accept large radial forces and provide excellent rotational accuracy and stiffness. The TC radial bearing is constructed with a cylindrical inner and outer ring, with a number of rolling elements (typically balls) held in place by retainers. The number of rolling elements can vary but typically range from 10 to 30. The rolling elements are separated by a spacer that helps to maintain equal spacing between them when the bearing is in operation. The TC radial bearing is able to handle high radial forces and axial thrusts, making it ideal for use in applications such as motors, pumps, and turbines.

Features

• Advanced Wear Resistance: Engineered using Plasma Transferred Arc (PTA) technology, these TC radial bearings feature a hardened surface that delivers superior resistance to abrasion, erosion, and corrosion, even in the most demanding applications.
• Enhanced Load-Bearing Performance: The integration of tungsten carbide and PTA surface treatment ensures exceptional strength and structural integrity, enabling the bearings to endure high radial loads without compromising performance.
• Optimized Friction Control: The precision surface finish achieved through PTA processing minimizes friction and heat generation, contributing to smoother rotation and improved energy efficiency.
• Precision-Fit Engineering: Each bearing is manufactured to strict tolerances, ensuring a perfect fit and reliable performance in high-speed, high-pressure environments such as pumps, compressors, and drilling equipment.
• Extended Service Life: The combination of advanced material technology and PTA surface reinforcement significantly extends the operational life of the bearing, reducing maintenance frequency and lowering total cost of ownership.

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