Mike Page, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Angular Contact Bearings",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Manufacturingtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Bearings supplied for infrared camera in telescope from
Rodriguez (UK), which we summarised at the time by saying "Bearings and engineering analysis for the Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy (VISTA) were supplied by R A Rodriguez, UK representatives for the Kaydon Corporation".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Electric cylinder provides enhanced performance from
Parker Hannifin Electromechanical Automation: "Parker Electromechanical has produced the ETV100 actuator suitable for materials handling and feed duties, testing equipment, pick-and-place tasks, as well as valve/flap actuation".
In January 2007, we covered the news from Aerotech
concerning its ALAR large aperture rotary stages
- take a look at Large aperture direct drive rotary stages
which says: "Large aperture rotary stages combine brushless direct-drive motor technology and integral precision encoders with angular contact bearings for backlash-free, ultra precise positioning".
Take a look also at the news release from NSK UK, Basic principles used to select bearings,
as well as Small bearings improve running accuracy from Rodriguez (UK),
and Precise positioning stages have low height from Aerotech.
See also:
Four types of 'economy' grinders introduced
(April 2005)
Four types of 'economy' surface grinding machines are dedicated towards the needs of users requiring a straight-forward surface and plunge grinding operation
News on the Super precision angular contact bearings from NSK UK
(April 2005)
Super precision angular contact bearings combine the benefits of SHX heat and seizure resistant steel and ceramic balls, to meet the requirements of internal grinding machines
Advanced bearings boost machine spindle life
(March 2005)
Super-fast cylindrical roller bearings enable development of higher speed motorised spindles for machine tools and offer high resistance to seizure and longer wear life
Spindles perform high precision, small dia work
(September 2004)
Ultra-precision high speed spindles enable milling machines and machining centres to perform high speed and small diameter machining to an extremely good surface finish and very tight tolerances
High precision VMC suits mould and die work
(September 2004)
High precision, heavy duty vertical machining centre, particularly suited to the mould and die industry, features heavy stock removal rates as well as precision finish machining
High speed manual/CNC lathe turns smaller parts
(August 2004)
In direct response for turning small-diameter components to the highest levels of accuracy and finish quality, a lathe builder has developed a 5000 rev/min version of its manual/CNC lathes
Ultra high speed bearings raise spindle capability
(July 2004)
ultra high speed bearings meets the requirements of the machine tool industry for ever higher spindle speeds and enabling a wider range of machining operations
Bearing developments speed assembly
(June 2004)
The pressure to reduce costs in all areas of manufacturing means that the integration of bearing systems into mating components is proceeding apace
Electric linear actuator can replace hydraulics
(August 2003)
A high power version of electric linear actuators, producing thrust forces up to 44.5kN, is seen as a viable alternative to hydraulic power, where compactness and ready programmability are useful
Bearing preloading and axial adjustment explained
(July 2003)
An explanation of a vital but largely misunderstood preloading and axial adjustment of bearings is given in a short article by Trevor Morris of The Barden Corporation
Compressor bearings stand up to higher loading
(June 2003)
High capacity, plastic cage cylindrical roller and angular contact bearings for compressors benefit from greater load carrying capacity and improved lubrication
Go back to basics in bearing selection
(February 2003)
Going back to the basics in bearing selection provides oppurtunities for improved product performance and competitiveness writes Charles Reed, of NSK's European Technology Centre
High metal removal VMC is competitively priced
(December 2002)
Targeted at users looking for a VMC with a high and rigid build quality, capable of high metal removal with longevity of production life, the product is offered at a very competitive price
Teamwork speeds spindles for Cincinnati
(September 2002)
After Cincinnati contacted NSK's European Technology Centre, ceramic balls are enabling speeds of up to 12,500rpm to be achieved on its latest generation of development spindles
Motor cycle engine bearing used in compressor
(August 2001)
NSK has used its global resources to transfer bearing technology developed for high acceleration motor cycle engines to a revolutionary design of oil-less piston compressor, produced by BOGE