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The RU series crossed roller bearings consist of an integrated inner and outer ring design with mounting holes, eliminating the need for flanges and support seats during installation. The integrated structure of both rings ensures minimal impact on performance during installation, thereby maintaining stable rotational precision and torque. Suitable for applications requiring rotation of both the inner and outer rings, these bearings feature two rows of cylindrical rollers arranged in a 90-degree V-shaped groove with nylon separators, enabling them to withstand radial, axial, and moment loads from multiple directions. The compact dimensions of the inner and outer rings, coupled with an ultra-thin section approaching its limits, provide high rigidity, approximately 3-4 times that of traditional bearings. AUBEARING manufactures these crossed roller bearings with precision up to P2 grade and offers a minimum order quantity of 1 unit.Description

Seal Type
Bore Dia
Outer Dia
Width
Ring Material
Weight

Customization Options:

  • Material: High-quality bearing steel, designated as GCr15 or GCr15SiMn.
  • Outer Diameter: From 70mm to 540mm.
  • Inner Diameter: From 20mm to 350mm.
  • Precision Level: P6, P5, P4, P2.
  • Sealing: Unsealed (no suffix), double-sealed (UU, seals on both sides), single-sealed on the side of the outer ring hole (U), and single-sealed on the opposite side of the outer ring hole (UT).
  • Clearance: Includes C2, CN, C3, C4.

Features:

  • Low Friction Coefficient: RU series crossed cylindrical roller bearings exhibit a low friction coefficient, suitable for high-speed applications approaching the limits of deep groove ball bearings.
  • High Radial Load Capacity: These bearings can withstand significant radial loads and are suitable for equipment requiring heavy and impact loads.
  • Requires High Precision Shaft or Housing: Due to potential misalignment after installation, RU series bearings require well-machined shafts or housings to prevent stress concentration.
  • Adaptability: They can accommodate variations in relative positions between shafts and housings due to thermal expansion or installation errors, making them ideal for applications such as supported free ends.

Installation Considerations:

  1. Tolerance Control: After pressing the bearing onto the shaft, it should rotate freely without obstruction. Any noticeable resistance indicates the shaft size is too large, necessitating a reduction in tolerance.
  2. Assembly Method: Given their high precision, improper assembly can damage the bearing's raceways. Specialized tools should be used during assembly, avoiding unnecessary force on the bearing.
  3. Rotor Imbalance: During dynamic and static balancing of the rotor, precautions should be taken to prevent iron filings from entering the bearing, potentially causing damage.
  4. Lubrication Control: While lubrication is essential for smooth operation, excessive grease in the bearing chamber can lead to complications during rotation. Careful control of lubrication quantities is recommended.

Crossed roller bearings in the RU series are available in a comprehensive range of configurations. For machine tools, large-scale robots, and general industrial equipment, the CRBH and CRBHV types, with both inner and outer rings integrated, as well as the CRB and CRBC types with split outer rings along the axial direction, are optimal choices. Small to medium-sized robot joints and semiconductor and electrical equipment benefit from the compact design of the thin-section CRBS, while ultra-thin CRBT models suit precision small-scale devices. Additionally, the high rigidity CRBF and CRBFV types simplify bearing seat structures and include mounting holes.