Top Taper Roller Bearing Supplier
Handling Combined Loads with Ease
At BMT IMPEX, we know that some machinery faces forces from all sides. As a leading Top Taper Roller Bearing Supplier, we provide bearings designed to manage both heavy weight and thrust (push) simultaneously. Whether for automotive wheels or industrial gearboxes, our taper roller bearings deliver exceptional strength and durability. Trust us to provide the robust components your heavy-duty applications need.
Key Features
When you choose BMT IMPEX as your Top Taper Roller Bearing Supplier, you get bearings built for high performance. Here are three key features explained simply:
Handles Push and Pull
The biggest advantage of this bearing is its ability to handle thrust (axial) loads in addition to radial loads. This is essential for applications like car wheels, where the bearing must support the car's weight and handle the cornering forces during a turn.
Rolling Without Sliding
Because the rollers are cone-shaped, they roll along the raceway perfectly. This prevents the "sliding" or scrubbing motion that happens in other bearings under side loads. This results in less friction, less heat, and better efficiency.
Built to Work in Pairs
Taper roller bearings are almost always used in pairs (either face-to-face or back-to-back). This setup allows them to handle forces from both directions. By adjusting the mounting, you can also set the precise "clearance" or "preload" to ensure perfect tightness for the application.
| Bearing No | Bore d (mm) | Outer D (mm) | Total Width | Inner Width B (mm) | Outer Width C (mm) | R (min) | Ri (min) | Dyn Load (KN) | Stat Load (KN) | Action a (mm) | Weight (kg) |
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Where Are Taper Roller Bearings Used?
These bearings are famous for their strength and are found in the most demanding industries featured on our Industries page.
Automotive Industry
This is the most common use. You will find them in car and truck wheel hubs, transmissions, and differentials. They handle the heavy weight of the vehicle and the forces of turning corners.
Industrial Gearboxes
Heavy machinery gearboxes use these bearings because they can handle the high shock loads and combined forces generated by gears meshing together.
Mining and Construction
Machines like excavators and crushers use taper roller bearings in their pivots and axles to withstand extreme vibration and heavy loads.
Agriculture
Tractors and harvesters rely on these bearings in their wheels and axles to operate reliably on rough, uneven terrain.