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QIBR - 52313M Thrust Ball Bearing Advantages and Applications

52313MThrust Ball Bearing, high axial load capacity, low friction, Inner diameter is 55 mm, Outer diameter is 115 mm, Total width is 64 mm, Weight is 2.75 kg, suitable for industrial robot joints, transmission systems and mixers, etc., and is the most widely used bearing in working conditions with high load-bearing capacity requirements.

QIBR - 52313M Thrust Ball Bearing Characteristics

52313MThrust Ball Bearing, long life, easy to install and maintain. 52313MThrust Ball Bearing, can withstand unidirectional or bidirectional axial loads, suitable for mechanical equipment with high stability requirements.

52313M Thrust Ball Bearings Features and Advantages

Designed for Axial Loads: Thrust ball bearings are specifically designed to support axial loads, providing unique advantages in this area.

Self-Aligning Capability: They can reduce the impact of installation errors and accommodate a certain degree of axial displacement.

Separable Design: The shaft rings, housing rings, and cage components can be separated, making the installation and disassembly of the bearings more convenient.

Long Service Life: These bearings can withstand a certain amount of wear and scratches, improving overall operational efficiency and offering a longer lifespan.

Application: Thrust ball bearings are widely used in cranes, vertical pumps, vertical centrifuges, jacks, low-speed reducers, machine tools, automobiles, motors, and aerospace applications.

QIBR - 52313M Thrust Ball Bearings Optimization

Precision Levels: Bearings can be provided in precision grades of P4, P6, and P5 based on customer requirements.

Cage Selection: The type of cage can be chosen according to customer needs, such as stamped cages and copper alloy machined cages.

Further Customization: QIBR can design and optimize thrust ball bearings according to customer usage conditions and requirements.

QIBR - 52313M Thrust Ball Bearings Quality Control

Dimension measurement: Multiple high-precision instruments are used to measure various dimensions of the bearing, with an accuracy of up to 0.001mm.

Rotation accuracy: A micrometer measures small surface defects or deviations, with a measurement precision of up to 0.001mm.

Hardness measurement: A hardness tester measures the surface hardness of the bearings, with a precision of ±0.5HRC.

Metallographic analysis: Professional metallographic microscopes analyze the internal metallographic structure of the metals.

Geometric tolerance: A profile projector measures the geometric shape and relative position of the bearings.

Noise monitoring: Vibration meters monitor the vibration conditions during operation to obtain noise data.

Raw material control: Steel and parts are sourced from ISO 14001-certified suppliers, ensuring product stability while promoting sustainable development.