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There are two main categories of crossed roller bearings; one is crossed cylindrical roller bearings, while the other is crossed tapered roller bearings, both of which are rolling bodies perpendicular to each other on the V-shaped grooves; the only difference is that the crossed tapered roller collar V-shaped grooves according to the use of tapered rollers are not the same as the angle of the different, which leads to a greater load carrying capacity and higher speed.
Crossed Tapered Roller Bearings XRT series has two rows of tapered rollers vertically crossed on a V-shaped hob surface at 90° through spacer retainers, capable of withstanding radial loads, axial loads and other loads in all directions.
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Crossed roller bearings are a special type of bearing in which the inner ring is split, and the outer ring rotates. Due to their special structure, they are usually used as joint bearings in industrial robots.
The main differences between crossed roller bearings and ball bearings are as follows:
Structure:
The rolling bodies of crossed roller bearings are cylindrical rollers or tapered rollers arranged in a cross.
The rolling elements of ball bearings are steel balls.
Precision:
Ball bearings can maintain good rotational accuracy at high speeds.
Crossed roller bearings are also more accurate, but in certain high-precision applications, ball bearings may be more advantageous.