Rod End Bearings

Spherical plain bearings have spherical sliding surfaces on their inner and outer wheels. They are self-aligning bearings manufactured to handle high radial loads and axial loads in two directions simultaneously. There are various types of spherical plain bearings, categorized into oil-supply type and non-oil-supply type, based on the sliding surface. These bearings are designed for low running torque, wear resistance, and the ability to withstand high loads. They are particularly suitable for conditions with alternating and impact loads.

Universal joint bearings are spherical flat bearings designed to handle high loads, low running torque, wear resistance, and self-aligning properties. They are manufactured to be especially suitable for conditions with alternating and impact loads, capable of handling large radial loads and axial loads in both directions.

Universal joint bearings utilize ball connections to facilitate power transmission between different shafts in mechanical structures, particularly in automobile drive trains and other systems. As a vital component of automobile bearing manufacture, they undergo precise manufacturing to ensure smooth power transmission in complex drive train systems.