1. Different design structuresAngular contact ball bearings: The raceways of the inner and outer rings are at a certain angle (the contact angle is usually 15°, 25°, 30° or 40°), and can bear radial a...
Twin Disc Bearings are specially designed bearings, mostly used in textile machinery and industrial machines. They can withstand significant radial loads and, in some cases, axial loads, while allowing smooth, stable rotation between discs.
The main features of Twin Disc Bearings:
Load handling:
Radial loads: Twin Disc Bearings are primarily designed to handle high radial loads perpendicular to the axis of rotation.
Axial loads: In some applications, they can also withstand moderate axial loads, especially when the direction of rotation of the double disc changes slightly or when faced with opposite forces.
Design and Construction:
Twin Disc Bearings: Typically designed as double-row bearings, they distribute the load more evenly across the bearing surface, providing greater load capacity and durability.
Self-aligning capability: In cases where slight misalignment between discs is possible, self-aligning double disc bearings can help adapt to angular misalignment.
Tapered and cylindrical design: Depending on the application, they may use tapered or cylindrical rollers to best support specific load profiles and rotation requirements.