RB40035 Crossed Roller Bearing|thin-wall Bearings|400*480*35mm

RB40035 crossed roller bearing|thin-wall bearings|400*480*35mm

(Separable Outer Ring, Type for Inner Ring Rotation)

RB40035 is the basic model of the Cross Roller Ring, despite the minimum possible dimensions of the inner and outer rings, its outer ring is separable while the inner ring is integrated with the main body. This model is used in locations where the rotation accuracy of the inner ring is required. 

cross roller bearings RB40035‘s detail information:

 RB35020 Crossed roller bearings Crossed roller bearings are bearings for precision applications that correspond in their dimensions to ISO dimension series 18 in accordance with DIN 616. They comprise outer rings, inner rings, rolling elements and plastic spacers. The outer ring is split and is held together by three retaining rings. Due to the X arrangement of the rolling elements, RB40035 Cross Roller bearing can support axial forces from both directions as well as radial forces, tilting moment loads and any combination of loads with a single bearing position. This allows designs with two bearing positions to be reduced to a single bearing position. RB40035 Cross Roller bearing are very rigid, have high running accuracy and are supplied with normal clearance, little clearance or preload.

          RB40035 Cross Roller bearing ‘s outer rings can be easily located in the adjacent construction by means of clamping rings.The inner and outer rings, which are separable, are secured to RB30040 Cross Roller Ring body after the rollers and spacer retainers are installed. This procedure prevents the rings from separating from each other. Thus, it is easy to handle the rings when installing the Cross-Roller Ring. The spacer retainer keeps rollers in their proper position,thereby preventing them from skewing. This eliminates friction between rollers, and therefore secures a stable rotation torque. the cross array of rollers allows a single  RB40035 Cross Roller bearing unit to receive loads in all directions, increasing the rigidity to three to four times greater than the conventional type.