Hamilton® Forged Wheel 6 x 3 - 1" Tapered Bearing

Running V-Groove wheels on inverted angle iron track is a popular and low-cost method of taking loads off the floor and creating production-line flow. A relief groove in the "V" assures proper weight distribution and makes wheel and track "self-cleaning", while a partial flat-tread permits rolling the wheels directly on floors as well.

ORS Tapered Roller Bearings - Metric. ORS Tapered Roller Bearings are separable; Cone (inner ring) with roller and cage assembly and Cup (outer ring). These bearings can be assembled separately and supplied as matched Cup and Cone sets. Bearings are made of AISI 52100 grade steel and heat-stabilized to 300°F. Rollers and raceways are optimized to have a line contact which allows the bearing to carry heavy radial and axial loads. Since these bearings can only support axial loads in one direction, a second laterally reversed bearing may be used for the axial load in other direction ...

ORS Tapered Roller Bearings - Metric. ORS Tapered Roller Bearings are separable; Cone (inner ring) with roller and cage assembly and Cup (outer ring). These bearings can be assembled separately and supplied as matched Cup and Cone sets. Bearings are made of AISI 52100 grade steel and heat-stabilized to 300°F. Rollers and raceways are optimized to have a line contact which allows the bearing to carry heavy radial and axial loads. Since these bearings can only support axial loads in one direction, a second laterally reversed bearing may be used for the axial load in other direction ...

ORS Tapered Roller Bearings - Metric. ORS Tapered Roller Bearings are separable; Cone (inner ring) with roller and cage assembly and Cup (outer ring). These bearings can be assembled separately and supplied as matched Cup and Cone sets. Bearings are made of AISI 52100 grade steel and heat-stabilized to 300°F. Rollers and raceways are optimized to have a line contact which allows the bearing to carry heavy radial and axial loads. Since these bearings can only support axial loads in one direction, a second laterally reversed bearing may be used for the axial load in other direction ...

Running V-Groove wheels on inverted angle iron track is a popular and low-cost method of taking loads off the floor and creating production-line flow. A relief groove in the "V" assures proper weight distribution and makes wheel and track "self-cleaning", while a partial flat-tread permits rolling the wheels directly on floors as well.