

lmao, Id hate to see the price of a ceramic bearing that size lol.lpddpd wrote:Too cheap to pop for ceramic bearings I see.
I know they make them, We have a 60" diameter bronze bushing in one of our lathes, I think it has an ID of around 30" for the spindle.Coelacanth wrote:I can't afford those. Do they make nylon bushings in that size?
What company did you used to work for? We buy lots of bearings in all sizes, This is not the largest we use, Just the largest i could find with a quick walk through the plantShadow wrote:I used to make bearings like that at my old job.
lpddpd wrote:Too cheap to pop for ceramic bearings I see.
Cool, We buy a lot of Timken bearings, We also use SKF, FAG, and a few others.Shadow wrote:Shadow wrote:What company did you used to work for? We buy lots of bearings in all sizes, This is not the largest we use, Just the largest i could find with a quick walk through the plant
I used to work at Timken in Keene, N.H. Sometimes they sent me to the Lebanon, N.H. plant during slow times. In Lebanon, they make bearings up to 4 feet tall.
Haven't you heard? It's for the new 2.2m wheel specs.flipwils11 wrote:Thanks for sharing. What's it used for?
My old is new build will apparently require a lot capital investment.Coelacanth wrote:Haven't you heard? It's for the new 2.2m wheel specs.flipwils11 wrote:Thanks for sharing. What's it used for?
I work for a roll covering company, We put Poly, Composite and Rubber covers on rollers, The rolls range from 500# to 140,000# and up to 72" diameter and 400" length, The bearing in the picture is for a roll that is 90,000#flipwils11 wrote:Thanks for sharing. What's it used for?
No idea what you just said.nvxwax wrote:I work for a roll covering company, We put Poly, Composite and Rubber covers on rollers, The rolls range from 500# to 140,000# and up to 72" diameter and 400" length, The bearing in the picture is for a roll that is 90,000#flipwils11 wrote:Thanks for sharing. What's it used for?
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