Rectification measures to avoid damage to flat bearings

There are many reasons for bearing damage, such as poor installation, waste intrusion, or water intrusion, which are common causes of initial damage in many flat bearings. The fundamental reasons for the widespread failure of bearings and the preventive measures to improve their lifespan.

Improper actual operation: Improper installation, operation, or disassembly may cause deformation or damage to the ball bearing.

Insufficient wetting: Insufficient or poor wetting may cause component wear or severe deformation of bearings.

Rust and corrosion: Touching water is likely to cause corrosion and corrosion of flat bearing components. Bearings damaged by rust may cause peeling during operation.

Current level: Inserting electricity during bearing rotation is likely to cause concave grooves or scoring lines. When the bearing is stationary, poor grounding devices in the actual operation of electrical equipment can lead to mild burns

External raw materials: Environmental pollution caused by abrasive particles and invasion of debris are likely to cause wear, scratches, and dents on the working surface of flat bearings

Axial force: Axial force, skewness, or excessive load are likely to cause geometric stress or surface peeling