Shields and Seals
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
Description
Closures, more commonly known as shields and seals are used to protect the internal parts of the bearing against dust, liquid, and gaseous particle contamination. The shields help contain the lubricant in the bearing but are not designed to keep out liquid and gaseous contamination. We manufacture our own shields at WIB to the precise tolerance to minimize the opening gap, thereby offering great grease retention and longer life. On the other hand, seals are designed to keep various types of contamination out, keeping the grease clear of foreign particles and extending the bearing life.
- Bearings, ball
- seals
- Shields
- Seals Shields
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Packaging is a very important parameter for the retention of the bearing quality during transport and storage. It is designed to protect the bearings against corrosion, dust, and other pollutants. Apart from that, each unit is labeled and carries all the relevant information concerning the technical and quality features of the bearing. The production batch number is printed on the label and guarantees the traceability of the product, as well as the identification of the manufacturing date. Therefore, it is advisable to unpack the ball bearing only prior to use or assembly.
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By applying surface treatments on outer ring contact surfaces, it is possible to improve certain mechanical characteristics such as the hardness. By doing this, we can increase wear resistance while decreasing the friction coefficient. With certain treatments it is possible to achieve high resistance to specific chemical agents. The table below shows a small sample of examples of such surface treatments and their resulting technical characteristics.