IKO Bearing
What is IKO Bearing?
IKO Bearing is a professional bearing manufacturer with a history of more than 50 years. It is famous for producing needle roller bearings and linear guide rails. It enjoys a high reputation all over the world. It is the manufacturer with the highest level of internationalization, and its products are widely used in machine tools and other industries.
Rotary Motion Products of IKO Bearing
IKO Crossed Roller Bearings
IKO Bearing designs and manufactures a wide range of crossed roller bearings that can simultaneously withstand radial, thrust and moment loads. These compact bearings have rollers that cross at right angles between the inner and outer rings. The main crossed roller bearing products are: High rigidity crossed roller bearings, Standard crossed roller bearings, Slim crossed roller bearings and IKO crossed roller bearings.
IKO Cam Followers
IKO Bearing designs and manufactures a wide range of cam followers for a variety of applications, including machine tools, industrial robots, electronic component production and office automation equipment. Cam followers are bearings that incorporate needle roller bearings between a stud and a thick outer ring. The main products are: standard cam followers, solid eccentric cylindrical cam followers, eccentric cam followers, thrust disc cam followers, centrally lubricated cam followers, C-Lube cam followers, miniature cam followers, inch series cam followers, heavy duty cam followers and C-Lube units.
IKO Roller Followers
IKO Bearing manufactures a wide range of durable roller followers with needle rollers embedded in thick outer rings, designed for smooth outer ring rotation. Crowned and cylindrical outer ring styles are available to suit a wide range of applications. The outer ring runs directly on the mating track surface. The main roller followers are: split roller followers, non-split roller followers, cylindrical roller followers and C-Lube roller followers.
IKO Shell-Type Needle Roller Bearings
Shell-type needle roller bearings are lightweight, thin moving parts designed to handle high speeds or heavy loads, depending on the configuration. The outer ring is made of high-strength steel and has the lowest cross-sectional height of any needle roller bearing with a streamlined profile. Two types of shell bearings are available – cage type and full complement type.
- Bearings with cages for high speed rotation have precision needle rollers, precisely guided by cages and thrust rings.
- Full complement roller bearings for heavy loads and low speed rotation are pressed into the housing and do not require any axial locating fixtures, providing an economical alternative for high volume production.
IKO Machined Needle Roller Bearings
IKO Bearing manufactures a wide range of radial needle roller bearings to meet the requirements of different applications and machine configurations. These include shell-type bearings, needle roller cages for general use and inside engine connecting rods, as well as machined needle roller bearings. The main machined needle roller bearing types are: turned needle roller bearings, needle roller bearings with separable cages, RNAF series needle roller bearings without inner ring and NAF series needle roller bearings with inner ring
IKO Combined Needle Roller Bearings
IKO Bearing produces a range of economical combined needle roller bearings, consisting of radial and thrust bearings. Cage needle roller bearings are used as radial bearings, while thrust ball or roller bearings are used as thrust bearings. Available in four styles, the series includes designs incorporating thrust ball bearings, thrust roller bearings, angular contact ball bearings or three-point contact ball bearings. Applications include machine tools, textile equipment and industrial machinery.
IKO Inner ring
The inner ring can be integrated with shell type or various machined needle roller bearings to provide good roller support without the worry of premature shaft wear. We heat treat and grind the inner ring to tight tolerances to create a hard, tough raceway for applications where it is not possible to achieve specific hardness or roughness properties on the shaft surface. They are an economical alternative to bushings as they do not require any additional machining. Wide inner rings can also be used to accommodate axially moving shafts or seals adjacent to bearings. The inner rings are available in a wide range of shaft diameters and the assembly elements include small chamfered or gently tapered receding groove options.
IKO Thrust bearing
IKO Bearing designs and manufactures axial bearings with precision machined cages and rollers to withstand high axial loads in confined spaces. Two types are available – thrust needle roller bearings and thrust roller bearings.
Axial needle roller bearings have needle rollers and cages made from precision formed, case-hardened steel plates.
Thrust roller bearings have cylindrical rollers with cages and are ideally suited to applications requiring high precision at high speeds and fluctuating heavy loads.
IKO Roller Bearings
IKO Bearing designs and develops compact roller bearings for heavy machinery such as construction equipment and industrial machinery. Three types are available for different applications: Cage roller bearings, full complement roller bearings and roller bearings for pulleys.
Plain Bearings Products of IKO Bearings
IKO Spherical Bushings
Whatever your load handling challenge is, there is a spherical bushing to solve it. Our iko spherical bearing have an inner and outer ring with spherical sliding surfaces that can withstand both large radial loads and bi-directional axial loads. There are 2 main types – steel-on-steel spherical bushings and maintenance-free Spherical Bushings.
IKO Rod Ends
Rod end spherical plain bearings help you achieve precisely controlled movement in articulated mechanisms without misalignment or damaging deflection. These iko spherical plain bearings have uniform clearance between sliding surfaces for better tilting, oscillation, low-torque rotation and smooth power transmission, and provide excellent wear resistance. There are 2 main types – l-ball rod ends and piloball rod ends.
Linear motion rolling guide of IKO Bearing
IKO Ball Type Linear Motion Rolling Guide
IKO designs and manufactures a wide range of ball guideways to achieve precise linear motion in a variety of industries from semiconductor manufacturing to machine tools. C-Lube models feature built-in lubrication elements to provide long-lasting, maintenance-free operation for 20,000km. IKO linear slide focus on high rigidity for complex loads, quiet operation and other design features to meet specific application requirements.
IKO Roller Type Motion Rolling Guide
IKO Bearing designs and manufactures a wide range of roller guideways to achieve precise linear machine movements in a wide range of industries from machine tools to semiconductor manufacturing. The C-Lube roller linear guide Super MX guideways and roller linear guide Super X LRX guideways are a range of high performance roller components that offer high rigidity and precision as well as repeatable and smooth linear motion.
IKO Ball spline linear guides
IKO Bearing designs and manufactures a wide range of compact ball spline guideways to achieve precise linear movements in applications ranging from medical device to semiconductor manufacturing. External cylinders enable smooth linear movements along the spline axis.Including C-Lube Linear Ball Spline MAG Guides、Linear Ball Spline G Guides,Block Type Linear Ball Spline LSB guides and Stroke Ball Splines.
Application Of IKO Bearing
IKO bearings, guide rails and worktables are widely used in various industries, and are mainly displayed in aerospace, automobile, automation, semiconductor, food and other industries.
Packaging Of IKO Bearing
Shipping port: Qingdao/Tianjin
Supply Ability: 100,000 pieces per month
Package：
- Plastic bag + single box + carton + plywood pallet
- Neutral industrial packaging + neutral carton packaging + pallet
- According to customer requirements
Factory Of IKO Bearing
The company adopts warehousing supply, has a large warehouse and sufficient spot inventory, and has an extensive marketing network. We can not only provide customers with high-quality products, reasonable prices, excellent pre-sales and after-sales services and professional technical consultation, but also Having a group of experienced sales and after-sales engineers can help your company eliminate worries in terms of equipment loading and unloading maintenance, maintenance testing, and technical consultation.
FAQ Of IKO Bearing
Due to their internal design, ball bearings cannot usually be disassembled down to the component level; therefore, they cannot usually be refurbished.
The two biggest factors affecting the starting and running torque of the bearing are the seal design and lubricant selection. The shaft and bearing seat fit, component accuracy and surface finish, and retainer design also have some influence.
In higher speed applications, non-contact sealing devices are usually required to minimize operating torque and heat generation, so oil baffle rings and secondary sealing devices are usually required. Flowing oil lubrication systems are usually the best solution.
After proper installation, most seated bearings only need to be relubricated regularly with a small amount of grease and checked to ensure that they operate at low temperatures, quietness, and sufficient accuracy.
This depends on many factors, such as the application’s load conditions, operating speed, duty cycle, temperature, and operating environment. The technical information section of this website provides some basic information. Our engineers can help you determine more specific theoretical life calculations.
When noise and/or operating temperature increase or operating accuracy decreases, bearings should be replaced.
Lubricant of choice
Lubrication joint type or location
Sealing materials and design options
Dimensions, suitable for housing or insert
Fixing screw options
Paint the shell in any color
Too little or too much lubricant
Incorrect lubricant type
Poor bearing installation
Improper internal clearance
Excessive load and/or speed
Extreme temperature
Pollution
Movement between mounting surfaces
The noise emitted by the bearing may be caused by a combination of one or more factors, such as insufficient working clearance, excessive working clearance, changes in working clearance due to temperature, damage to the contact area, contamination, inappropriate lubricants or The raceway is damaged.
The noise emitted by the bearing may be caused by a combination of one or more factors, such as insufficient working clearance, excessive working clearance, changes in working clearance due to temperature, damage to the contact area, contamination, inappropriate lubricants or The raceway is damaged.