Roll bearings, sliding stores and housing bearings: differences and applications

Introduction:

Warehouse is decisive components in the drive technology that enable the smooth movement of machines and components. The most common types of storage are rolling bearings, sliding stores and housing bearings. Here is an overview of your features and areas of application.

1. Roller:

Roll bearings consist of rolling elements (balls or cylinders) that run between the inner and outer ring. They offer low friction and are suitable for high speeds. Typical applications are in motors, driven and vehicle axes.

2. Sliding camp:

Gliding bearings have a smooth, flat contact area and work without rolling elements. They are suitable for high loads at lower speeds and are used in pumps, turbines and ship drives.

3. Housing warehouse:

Housing bearings consist of a warehouse (mostly rolling bearing) in a protective housing. They are easy to assemble and offer protection against dirt and moisture. They are often used in conveyor systems and agricultural machines.