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#013 Bearing Mounting/Retaining Method - 3
Category : Automation elements technology
September25, 2009
Three bearing retaining components used are marked with (*) below.
Example 1 (See [Fig.1])
This is an example of rotating shaft retention using a bearing holder set (T-shaped two bearing type, or bottom mount two bearing type) and bearing nuts with anti-loosening set screws. Loosening of the bearing nut is prevented by use of a set screw and a set piece made of copper alloy. The set piece made of soft copper alloy is first inserted in a screw hole, and a set screw is tightened to crush the soft alloy piece on the shaft thread to prevent the bearing nut from loosening. | ![]() |
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Example 2 (See [Fig.2])
This is an example using bearing holding pins. A bearing holding pin holds against the inner ring O.D. from the end side, and a collar from the inside is pressed against the inner ring O.D. of the bearing from the other side to fix the bearing to the shaft. | ![]() |
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