Industrial Bearings


What are Industrial Bearings?

Industrial bearings are essential components used in various industrial applications to provide movement, support loads, and reduce friction. These highest quality bearings are meticulously engineered to ensure precision, reliability, and durability, enhancing the efficiency and longevity of a wide array of machinery.


Characteristics of Industrial Bearings

  • Load Handling: Able to handle radial, axial, or a combination of both types of loads.
  • Reduced Friction: Designed to reduce rotational friction, aiding the smooth operation of industrial equipment.
  • Durability: Robustness of industrial bearings allows them to withstand high-speed operations and severe environments.
  • Material Diversity: Industrial bearings are crafted from various materials like stainless steel and ceramics, aligning with application needs.
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Main Types of Industrial Bearings

Industrial bearings come in a variety of types, each with its own specific applications.

  • Ball Bearings: Reduce rotational friction, ideal for high-speed applications.
  • Roller Bearings: Excel in heavy-load situations due to line contact, offering higher load capacity.
  • Slewing Ring Bearings: Handle axial, radial, and moment loads, crucial for heavy machinery like cranes.
  • Cam Followers: Efficiently manage high radial loads, reducing friction in motion control tasks.
  • Plain Bearings: Operate with sliding motion, ideal for high load-carrying needs.
  • Linear Bearings: Provide low friction motion along a single axis, perfect for precision tasks like CNC machines.


Brands of Industrial Bearings

Numerous brands exist within the market of industrial bearings, such as:

  • SKF: a Swedish manufacturer offering durable, high-performance, energy-efficient bearings.
  • EZO: a Japanese manufacturer specializing in miniature and precision ball bearings, known for their compact and high-speed bearings.
  • TIMKEN: U.S.-based brand known for robust bearings that excel in extreme load and condition handling.
  • IKO: Specializes in needle bearings and linear motion guides, preferred for precision-oriented applications.
Other brands of industrial bearings such as McGill, INA, RBC, FAG, also have their own characteristics. LILY Bearing provides equivalent alternatives to these established brands.


Advantages of LILY’s Industrial Bearings

Industrial bearings from LILY Bearing offer several advantages over their competitors, including:

  • Competitive Pricing
  • Customization Flexibility
  • Rapid Global Delivery
  • Customer-Centric Approach

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Fastener

Fasteners also known as standard parts in the market, are a general term for a type of mechanical parts used to fasten two or more parts (or components) into a whole. It is characterized by a wide variety of specifications, different performances and uses, and a high degree of standardization, serialization and generalization. Fasteners are the most widely used mechanical basic parts and are in high demand.

Fasteners usually include the following 12 categories: bolts, studs, screws, nuts,self-drilling screws, wood screws, washers, retaining rings, pins, rivets, assemblies and bolt connecting pairs, and welding nails.

The functions of each part of the fastener:

  • * Bolt: a fastener consisting of a head and a screw, generally used in conjunction with a nut;
  • * Stud: A fastener with threads on both ends;
  • * Screw: A fastener consisting of a head and a screw, divided into machine screws, set screws and special purpose screws;
  • * Nut: with internal threaded hole, used with bolts and studs;
  • * self-drilling screws: similar to machine screws, but they are equipped with a drill bit or a drill-like point at the tip, allowing them to cut through the material as they are screwed in.
  • * Wood screws: The threads on wood screws are special threads that can be screwed directly into wooden parts;
  • * Washer: A type of fastener in the shape of a circular ring, placed between the nut, bolt, screw and support;
  • * Back-up ring: plays the role of preventing the movement of parts on the shaft or hole;
  • * Pin: Mainly used for positioning parts;
  • * Rivet: A fastener consisting of a head and a shank. Used to connect and fasten two parts with holes and cannot be disassembled;
  • * Assemblies and bolt connecting pairs: Assemblies refer to fasteners supplied in combination; bolt connection pairs refer to fasteners supplied in combination with special bolts and nuts and washers;
  • * Welding nails: heterogeneous fasteners, fixedly connected to one part by welding method so as to be connected to other parts.