Roller Bearings Cam Followers

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Track rollers are self-retaining, single or double row units with particularly thick-walled outer rings
These bearings can support axial forces in both directions as well as high radial forces. The bearing outer rings have a crowned or cylindrical outside surface
Designs with a crowned outside surface are used where there is misalignment in relation to the raceway and edge stresses must be avoided
The track rollers are available with an inner ring, with a stud and with a plastic tyre on the outer ring.

Yoke type track rollers are single or double row units fitted on studs
They comprise thick-walled outer rings with a profiled outside surface and needle roller and cage assemblies or full complement sets of cylindrical or needle rollers
Yoke type track rollers can support high radial loads and axial loads arising from misalignments and skewed running and are suitable for cam drives, slideways, conveying equipment etc
The bearings are available with or without an inner ring as well as in open and sealed versions

Stud type track rollers comprise thick-walled outer rings with a profiled outside surface, solid roller studs with a locating thread, thrust washers and needel roller and cage assemblies or single or double row full complement sets of cylindrical or needle rollers
They can support high radial loads and axial loads arising from misalignments and skewed running and are suitable for cam drives, slideways, conveying equipment etc
Yoke type track rollers can support high radial loads and axial loads arising from misalignments and skewed running and are suitable for cam drives, slideways, conveying equipment etc
The bearings are available in several designs and with or without an eccentric