Spherical Bearings
Spherical bearings are capable are operating under extreme conditions for as much as twice as long as conventional roller bearings or ball bearings. Spherical bearings have the additional benefit of needing only minimal lubrication. The rollers found in spherical roller bearings are thicker in the middle than at the ends. The bearing race is shaped to fit this design and it means that spherical bearings can be adjusted to cater for loads that are misaligned. Variants of spherical roller bearings include such features as an oil groove and a perforated outer ring, to extend longevity and to facilitate easier lubrication. The construction of spherical rollers is complex but they can have a greater friction capability as the various parts of spherical rollers are able to run at different speeds. As spherical bearings are suitable for applications where the alignment of the rotation axis is changed by rotational movement, they have a variety of domestic and industrial uses, from a computer mouse to sewing machines to heavy machinery and car suspension.
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Butser Rubber Ltd
Show more View company profileButser Rubber have over three decades of experience in the rubber moulding industry and have the expertise to manufacture high quality custom rubber mouldings, and precision gaskets to several industries including the automotive, aerospace, defence and oil industries.
From one off requirements to high volume production runs, we pride ourselves on being able to supply our customers with:
- 100% on-time-delivery to acknowledged date
- 100% product quality
- Rapid response to quotations
- Quick reaction to urgent orders
- Dependable products and customer support
- Excellent product knowledge
- The latest rubber materials and technologies.
- Cost effective rubber and gasket solutions
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Cross and Morse
View company profileHere at Cross and Morse, we are established manufacturers and distributors of a wide range of mechanical transmission products. Our extensive manufacturing capability gives us the ability to turn, gear cut, grind, keyway, drill and tap, broach, mill, hone, shot blast, induction harden teeth and chemical black. Expert engineering and technical support is available our drawing office use the latest Autodesk® Inventor™ software . At Cross and Morse, we utilise modern CNC equipment to maintain our high quality of service. We hold a large stock of Power Transmission components which gives us a unique position of being both a stockist and a manufacturer.
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Hunger Hydraulic UK Ltd
View company profileHunger Hydraulic UK Ltd, member of the Hunger Group was founded in 1973 and for more than 40 years has established an excellent reputation as a supplier of high quality hydraulic cylinders and associated products such as:
