Product Overview: The NU 2310 Cylindrical Roller Bearing
The NU 2310 bearing is a robust and essential component in our comprehensive range of Cylindrical Roller Bearings, specifically part of the heavy-duty NU 2300 Series. With precise dimensions of 50mm bore, 110mm outer diameter, and 40mm thickness, this bearing is engineered to deliver exceptional performance in demanding industrial environments. Its 'NU' designation signifies that it features two integral flanges on the outer ring and no flanges on the inner ring, allowing for axial displacement of the shaft relative to the housing. This design is particularly beneficial in applications where thermal expansion or contraction might occur, accommodating minor axial movements without generating undue stress on the bearing or surrounding components.
As a leading supplier of industrial bearings and mechanical parts, we ensure that our NU 2310 bearings are manufactured to rigorous industry standards. These bearings are known for their high radial load capacity, high rigidity, and suitability for high-speed applications, making them a preferred choice for heavy machinery and critical rotating equipment. Investing in the NU 2310 means opting for reliability, efficiency, and longevity for your industrial operations.
Key Features of the NU 2310 Bearing
- High Radial Load Capacity: Designed to withstand significant radial forces, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications.
- Axial Displacement Capability: The NU design allows for a degree of axial movement between the shaft and housing, accommodating thermal expansion.
- High-Speed Performance: Engineered for efficient operation even at high rotational speeds, reducing friction and heat.
- Separable Components: The outer ring with two integral flanges can be separated from the inner ring assembly, simplifying mounting and dismounting procedures.
- Robust Construction: Manufactured from high-quality bearing steel, ensuring excellent wear resistance and durability in harsh conditions.
- High Rigidity: Provides excellent stiffness and precision, maintaining shaft position under load.
- Low Friction: Optimized roller-raceway contact surfaces contribute to minimal friction and enhanced energy efficiency.
Common Applications of NU 2310 Bearings
- Industrial Gearboxes: Provides reliable support for shafts in heavy-duty transmission systems.
- Large Electric Motors: Used in high-power motors where substantial radial loads and efficient operation are critical.
- Rolling Mills: Essential in steel and metal processing machinery for supporting heavy rolls and maintaining operational stability.
- Pulp and Paper Machinery: Employed in rollers and various rotational components that experience high loads and continuous operation.
- Mining Equipment: Suitable for heavy-duty machinery in mining, such as crushers, conveyors, and excavators.
- Railway Axle Boxes: Contributes to the smooth and safe operation of railway rolling stock.
- Oil and Gas Drilling Rigs: Used in various rotating assemblies exposed to heavy loads and demanding conditions.
- Heavy Construction Equipment: Found in machinery like bulldozers, excavators, and cranes for robust shaft support.
Benefits of Using the NU 2310 Bearing
- Enhanced Machine Reliability: Its robust design and high load capacity lead to fewer unexpected downtimes.
- Extended Service Life: Durable materials and precise engineering contribute to a longer operational lifespan for both the bearing and the machinery.
- Reduced Maintenance Needs: The ability to accommodate axial movement and its high durability decrease the frequency of repairs and replacements.
- Improved Operational Efficiency: Low friction characteristics help conserve energy and ensure smoother mechanical performance.
- Simplified Assembly and Disassembly: Separable components make installation and maintenance procedures more straightforward, saving time and labor.
- Versatility in Design: Ideal for applications requiring high radial capacity coupled with the need for axial compensation.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Long-term durability and reduced maintenance translate into lower overall operational costs.
