Applications

Sized for the machine, not for the catalogue

The same ring diameter can be right for a crane and wrong for an excavator. Duty cycle, shock load and environment decide the structure, the hardening depth and the sealing.

Six application groups

Solar & Renewable

Single-axis and dual-axis tracker drives sized for wind load, with IP65 housing and encoder options.

Construction Machinery

Excavator swing circles, truck crane rings, aerial platform turntables and pump truck booms.

Port & Marine

Three-row roller rings for ship unloaders, stackers, reclaimers and deck cranes.

Mining & Metallurgy

Stacker-reclaimer rings and ladle turret bearings that run continuously under heavy axial load.

Industrial Automation

Low-backlash cross roller rings and drives for rotary tables, robots and index positions.

Special Equipment

Satellite antenna pedestals, radar mounts and medical imaging rotation.

Why application detail shortens the quotation

Two rings with the same diameter can differ by a factor of three in load rating depending on structure, hardening and clearance. With the application in hand we can pick the structure first and argue about price second — which usually makes the part cheaper.

  • What the ring moves, and how often
  • Shock or impact load during the cycle
  • Indoor, outdoor, coastal or wash-down environment
  • Expected service life in years or cycles

Tell us the machine and the duty cycle

Load, speed, rotation angle, environment and expected life are enough for a first proposal.