THRUST BEARING 21000lb
THRUST BEARING 21000lb
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Hi guys
I have very limited experience with bearings and was wondering if there was an off the self bearing suitable to withstand a 21,000lb weight Iam assumming the correct force is known as axial, Iam assuming by the dimensions the cast is about 180mm sq
I have attached the recommendation configuration however when looking for a suitable bearing in the specifications I cannot find the specification to direct weight , I have no information on the bearing in the attached .pdf other than it need to be in a similar cast, can anyone suggest a direction I should be taking
What it is doing is supporting a 4 tonne radio tower , which when guyed will rotate on the supporting bearing noted
Regards Russell
I have very limited experience with bearings and was wondering if there was an off the self bearing suitable to withstand a 21,000lb weight Iam assumming the correct force is known as axial, Iam assuming by the dimensions the cast is about 180mm sq
I have attached the recommendation configuration however when looking for a suitable bearing in the specifications I cannot find the specification to direct weight , I have no information on the bearing in the attached .pdf other than it need to be in a similar cast, can anyone suggest a direction I should be taking
What it is doing is supporting a 4 tonne radio tower , which when guyed will rotate on the supporting bearing noted
Regards Russell





RE: THRUST BEARING 21000lb
-Josh
RE: THRUST BEARING 21000lb
What you seem to have in your photo is a housing that contains a spherical roller bearing. Ask you local bearing guys for information on LinkBelt (probably the best known) or Blue Brute bearings - they will be able to advise.
You don't mention a shaft size, but they range up to about 130mm or so (inch and metric)
RE: THRUST BEARING 21000lb