How do bearing blocks work?
Bearing blocks support and guide the fan drive shaft, allowing smooth rotation while maintaining alignment. They contain precision bearings that reduce friction and wear, ensuring efficient power transmission from the drive system to the fan.
Advantages of bearing blocks ...
• Provides stable shaft support and alignment
• Reduces vibration and noise
• Extends drive shaft and coupling life
• Designed for continuous heavy‑duty service
• Reduces vibration and noise
• Extends drive shaft and coupling life
• Designed for continuous heavy‑duty service
Technical Parameters:
Design & Construction
• Types: plummer block (pillow block) or split‑housing designs
• Sealing: labyrinth or contact seals to protect against dust and moisture
• Lubrication: grease‑lubricated bearings with easy access points
• Alignment: adjustable mounts for accurate positioning
• Sealing: labyrinth or contact seals to protect against dust and moisture
• Lubrication: grease‑lubricated bearings with easy access points
• Alignment: adjustable mounts for accurate positioning
Materials
• Cast iron
• Ductile iron
• Stainless steel (for corrosive environments)
• High‑strength bearing steel for internal components
• Ductile iron
• Stainless steel (for corrosive environments)
• High‑strength bearing steel for internal components
Operating Conditions
• Ambient temperature range: –40 °C to +60 °C
• Resistant to dust, moisture, and outdoor exposure
• Resistant to dust, moisture, and outdoor exposure
Size Range
Custom‑sized to suit shaft diameter, load capacity, and installation requirements
Optional Features
• High‑corrosion‑resistance coatings for coastal sites
• Condition monitoring sensors for predictive maintenance
• High‑temperature grease for demanding applications
• Condition monitoring sensors for predictive maintenance
• High‑temperature grease for demanding applications
Industry Application:
EFW
Oil & Gas
Power
