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New innovation and development trend of bearing materials

date:2024-09-02

Chrome alloy material:

Innovation: The use of chromium alloy material can make the bearing run more quietly and reduce noise.

Application: Suitable for a variety of precision bearing applications requiring low noise operation.

Silicon nitride material:

Innovation point: Silicon nitride (Si3N4) material has been widely used in the field of bearing balls because of its high hardness, high strength, low density and other characteristics.

Application: Suitable for bearing applications in high speed, high temperature and corrosive environment, such as aerospace, precision machine tools and other fields.

Engineering plastic Materials:

Innovation: New engineering plastic materials are widely used in plastic ball bearings because of their light weight, quiet operation and other advantages.

Application: Suitable for application scenarios requiring lightweight design, such as electronic equipment, medical equipment, etc.

Special engineering plastic modification technology:

Innovation: Improve the performance of engineering plastics through modification technology to make them more suitable for specific bearing applications.

Application: Suitable for bearings requiring special properties, such as high temperature resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, etc.

High performance ceramic materials:

Innovation point: Silicon nitride ceramic bearing ball is gradually becoming a research hotspot in the bearing industry because of its excellent performance and wide application prospects.

Application: Suitable for bearing applications requiring high performance under extreme conditions, such as high speed, high load, etc.

The innovation of these materials not only improves the performance of bearings, but also expands the application range of bearings, bringing significant benefits to industrial, aerospace, automotive and other industries. With the continuous progress of technology, we can expect more exciting new breakthroughs in bearing materials in the future.