Thrust cylindrical roller bearing

Thrust cylindrical roller bearings are often combined into high stiffness bearing configurations, which can easily withstand heavy loads and vibration loads.
Thrust cylindrical roller bearings can withstand large axial loads in one direction, but cannot withstand radial loads. They do not have automatic centering capability.
Thrust cylindrical roller bearings can be divided into thrust cylindrical roller and cage components, shaft rings, and seat rings.
The 811 series and 812 series thrust cylindrical roller bearings consist of thrust cylindrical rollers and cage components, shaft rings, and seat rings. The most important components are the thrust cylindrical rollers and cage components.
Thrust cylindrical roller bearings are only suitable for parts that bear one axial load and have a low speed, such as crane hooks, standing water pumps, standing centrifuges, jacks, crane hooks, standing water pumps, standing centrifuges, jacks, low-speed reducers, etc. The shaft ring, seat ring, and rolling elements of bearings are separated, such as in speed reducers. The shaft ring, seat ring, and rolling element of the bearing are separate and can be installed and removed separately.