Similar bearing-steel families, different designation systems GCr15, 100Cr6 and SUJ2 are commonly encountered high-carbon chromium bearing-steel designations in Chinese, European
Adjustment can solve an installation problem—when the design supports it Some stud type cam followers are offered with an eccentric collar or eccentric mounting feature so the ou
Lubrication is a system condition Grease selection and service interval depend on speed, temperature, oscillation or full rotation, contamination, washdown and how much lubricant
The load path includes the mating track A cam follower transfers radial force through the rolling elements and outer ring into the track surface. The bearing and the track theref
Compact motion does not mean simple motion Semiconductor and electronics equipment can place rolling elements close to sensitive handling or inspection mechanisms. The selection
Packaging cams turn cycle count into a design question Cartoners, fillers, sealers and indexing stations often repeat the same cam motion for long production runs. The follower m
Start with the existing CF marking, then verify the geometry The supplied cross-reference data links IKO CF names to nominal KR sizes. For example, CF5 points to the 13 mm size,
They guide motion in different ways A stud type track roller follows a cam or track with a rotating outer ring. A linear guideway uses a profiled rail and recirculating rolling e
Treat EP-KR and EP-KRV as configurations to confirm, not a slogan The supplied material lists KR and KRV designations side by side across the same nominal size progression. It al
A bearing that runs on the track A cam follower is a compact rolling bearing built so its outer ring can run directly against a cam, guide or track surface. In stud type designs,