The difference between outer spherical bearings and ordinary bearings

Plug-in ball bearings, also known as plug-in ball bearings, are bearings with spherical sleeves inside the bearing. Its main structure is composed of rolling bearings and outer spherical bearing housings, which are widely used in heavy machinery such as agricultural machinery, mining machinery, and petroleum machinery. General-purpose bearings refer to various rolling bearings, sliding bearings, and sliding bearings, etc., which are widely used in various mechanical equipment such as machine tools, automobiles, and aircraft.

The main difference between the Insert Bearings and the general bearing:

1. Different load-bearing capacity:

The design structure of the outer spherical bearing has a large load-carrying capacity. Some equipment requires a larger load-carrying capacity than ordinary bearings during design, and the outer spherical bearing can provide them with a longer-lasting load-bearing capacity.

2. Easy to install and disassemble:.

Compared with ordinary bearings, the installation and disassembly of outer spherical bearings is relatively easy. This is because the outer spherical bearing seat has a hanging ring structure. When installing and dismounting, you only need to use the corresponding lifting rings and tools to easily install and disassemble it.

3. Accuracy and life are different:

The service life and precision of general bearings are relatively high, while the service life and precision of outer spherical bearings are relatively low. Therefore, general bearings should be used in equipment with special requirements for precision and life.

Outer spherical bearings are quite different from ordinary bearings in terms of structural design, load capacity, installation and disassembly, precision and life. In actual use, it should be selected reasonably according to the equipment requirements to achieve better results.