Tapered Roller

Tapered roller is a precision-engineered bearing component designed to handle combined radial and axial loads efficiently. Its conical shape allows the rollers to converge at a common point on the bearing axis, enabling smooth rotation with minimal friction. These rollers are a key element in tapered roller bearings, which are widely used in automotive wheel hubs, gearboxes, and heavy machinery. Their design provides high rigidity, excellent load-bearing capacity, and reliable performance under demanding conditions, making them essential for applications requiring durability and precise rotational movement.

Conveyor idlers: Available in diameters ranging from 50 mm to 219 mm (2 1/2" to 8 5/8"), with lengths from 190 mm to 3400 mm, to suit a wide range of conveyor systems.

Idler tube: Made from Q235 (equivalent to SS400/JIS G3101/EN10025/ASTM A36 ) steel for durability and strength.

Idler shaft: Constructed from 45# (equivalent to DIN:C45/EN:C45/JIS:S45C/ASTM A1045 )steel for reliable performance.

Bearing: Equipped with single and double row deep groove ball bearings, with 2RZ and 2Z options available, and C3 clearance for enhanced efficiency and reduced friction.

Seals system: Features a grease retaining inner seal with multi-stage labyrinth design, along with a retention cap, to prevent dust and debris from entering the bearing.

Lubrication: Uses lithium soap type grease with rust inhibitors, to ensure smooth and reliable operation.

Welding technology: Utilizes mixed gas shielded arc welding for strong and consistent welds.

Painting technology: Offers a variety of painting options, including ordinary painting, hot galvanized painting, electric static spraying painting, and baked painting, to suit the specific needs of each application.

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