newsWHEN THE need arose to replace the bearings supporting a bend pulley on a ship loading conveyor at an iron ore port in Australia, NSK designed a solution using spherical roller bearings that were not only made from its proprietary HTF tough steel, but also featured a detachable nitrile seal.
newsA MANUFACTURER of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) bottles frequently had to replace the linear guides on its blow moulding machines.
newsNSK HAS unveiled its initial product line-up, following its development of the world’s first bioplastic cage for rolling bearings last year.
articleNSK’s GROUND ball screws, linear roller guides and super-precision ball bearings are helping IMSA to consolidate its position of excellence in the field of specialised deep-hole drilling machines, which are particularly popular for mould-making applications in the automotive sector.
productNSK HAS unveiled its initial product line-up, following its development of the world’s first bioplastic cage for rolling bearings last year.
productNSK HAS developed rolling bearings that do not require external lubrication for use in submersible pumps that handle cryogenic gases such as hydrogen and LNG
productBEARINGS MANUFACTURER NSK has reinforced its commitment to sustainability by ensuring all five of its European production plants switch to greener electricity.
productBEARINGS THAT operate in conditions with a high degree of contamination must offer highly efficient sealing, quick and convenient fitting and the ability to counter misalignment during assembly.
productCERTAIN SECTORS and applications place particularly challenging demands on bearings. Steelmaking is one such example, where the aggressive operating environment means potential bearing failures present a genuine threat to production.
productTHE OCCURANCE of machine tool quadrant glitches during circular interpolation routines are an established issue. Thanks to innovation from NSK, it is possible to mitigate the effects of this unwanted phenomenon. In what is reported to be a world-first, new NSK technology is able to stabilise friction whenever the ball screw reverses the direction of motion, significantly reducing the propensity for quadrant glitches.
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