Bearing Housings

Bearing housings, available in single-piece and split designs, are engineered to withstand heavy loads, extreme temperatures, and vibrations. These housings provide critical protection for bearings, enabling their stable installation and extending their service life. Due to their exceptional features, bearing housings are used in industries where reliability and long-term operation are of vital importance.

Advantages of bearing housings

• High resistance to loads and vibrations – housings are designed to sustain harsh working conditions, providing stability and long-term performance.
• Bearing protection – they effectively protect bearings from external influences, reducing wear and extending their service life.
• System stability maintenance – enabling proper and secure installation of bearings, improving the efficiency of the entire mechanical system.
• Resistance to extreme temperatures – bearing housings are resistant to temperature fluctuations, making them suitable for demanding industrial conditions.

Industrial applications of bearing housings

Bearing housings are most commonly used in industries with high requirements for stability and long-lasting operation, such as:

• Energy dector: equipment for energy production and distribution that endures high temperatures and vibrations.
• Mining: machines operating in extreme conditions, requiring bearing protection from dust, dirt, and heavy loads.
• Metallurgy: production systems that endure high temperatures and require bearing stability and protection.