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QWhat is Take Up Unit Bearings?

A AST Bearings offers a wide range of take-up bearings units both in inch and metric dimensions. Each are available with or without an eccentric locking collar. Take-up bearings are a type of mounted bearing primarily used for adjusting and maintaining conveyor belt tension. Take-up is the process of adjusting the length of the belt and chain to compensate for stretch, shrinkage, or wear, and to maintain proper tension. This is done with the assembly of the necessary structural and mechanical parts, including take-up bearings.

QWhat is Tapered Roller Bearing Assemblies?

Ahe face-to-face (TDI) configuration joins the load lines toward the axis, the back-to-back (TDO) configuration separates the load lines toward the axis, and the tandem confi

QWhat is spherical roller bearings?

AA higher motor speed capability in gearboxes helps integrators and end-users lower costs by using 4-pole motors instead of 6-pole motors and utilizing the full potential of the gearbox. Spherical roller bearings feature a self-aligning design for supporting high radial loads and heavy axial loads in both directions. Each bearing consists of an inner ring with two raceways and an outer ring.

QWhat is Spherical Plain Bearings - Rod Ends?

ARod ends with a threaded shank requiring maintenance are available with sliding contact surface combination steel/steel Rod Ends & Spherical Plain Bearings. Rod ends and spherical plain bearings effectively handle oscillating movement and angular misalignment at relatively low sliding speeds. Rod ends feature an eye-shaped head on an integral shank. Also known as ball joint rod ends, spherical rod ends house spherical plain bearings.