Rolling bearing consisting of wire raceways, rolling elements and cage.
Wire race bearings are a type of rolling bearing consisting of an inner and an outer ring and a series of wire rollers held in a cage. The wire rollers generally have a circular cross-sectional shape and are positioned axially around the outer ring. They are shaped in such a way that they can carry the loads and distribute them evenly over the running surface.
Wire race bearings offer several advantages over conventional roller or ball bearings. They can support a higher load capacity while generating less friction, resulting in higher efficiency. They are also able to better absorb vibrations and shocks and can be used in applications where high speeds are required.
Wire race bearings are used in a variety of applications such as automotive, aerospace, agriculture, heavy industry and construction. They are used in applications such as axle bearings, planetary gears, wind turbines, conveyor belts, printing machines and many more.
Because wire race bearings have a higher load capacity than other types of bearings, they can often be manufactured in smaller and lighter designs, which can lead to a reduction in the size and weight of machinery and equipment. The high durability and reliability of wire race bearings makes them a popular choice in many industries where precision and performance are critical.
Wire race bearings are an important innovation in bearing technology. They have led to a variety of improvements in the performance and reliability of machinery and equipment.