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ORKEL MP 2000 - 5.1.5.5 Slide bearing, rollers

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


Make sure you have
received the right type before dismounng start.
The distributed load to the bearings will not be even, and therefore the wear is not
evenly distributed on the bearing. Clean the bearing carefully to get the right impression of the
rate of wear, before inspecon.

A quick control of the degree of wear (clearance) might be
done with a bar and a dial gauge. If no excessive wear is
found, there’s no need to further dismantling of the bear-
ings.
The load of force onto the bearings is illustrated with
in picture to the right.


New bearing: 40 mm inside diameter, 44mm outside diameter
Defect bearing: ≥ 42,2 mm inside diameter. Measure the diameter several places to get the correct impres-
sion of the bearing ovality.

New bearing: 50 mm inside diameter, 55 mm outside diameter
Defect bearing: ≥ 52,7 mm inside diameter. Measure the diameter several places to get the correct impres-
sion of the bearing ovality.
The material thickness in bearings should under no circum-
stances be 

This to avoid serious damage harmed to the rollers axle’s,
and subsequent mechanical break-down.
Good pracce is to change the bearings before reach-
ing the maximum degree of wear and tear.
Example in picture 1. New bearing (le) and worn out defect bearing
Picture 1, Slide bearing
Load of force - slide bearings.

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