Machine Tools

Machine tools applications require bearings designed for rigid, high-speed, high-precision machine tools spindles.
Deruna is a manufacturer that offers a complete development and supply service for the basic components required for machine tools. Our bearings for machine tools have an unrivalled product strength worldwide. These include: high-precision cylindrical roller bearings; ceramic hybrid spindle bearings; angular contact bearings; and ball screw support bearings.

What Are Features for Machine Tools Bearings?

Efficient, profitable and reliable

Efficient: improving machine performance
Our quality standards are combined with the ULTAGE design. Speed, precision and stiffness will improve your machining performance.
Profitable: maximising the lifecycle costs of your products
Our range of bearings provides you with excellent value for money. From procurement to maintenance, we optimise costs without compromising on quality. The reliability of our bearings ensures that your maintenance costs are reduced.
Reliable: reduced consumption of energy and consumables
Our machine tools bearings are designed to limit power consumption (low torque) and consumables (e.g. lubricants). Our research also focuses on reducing noise and pollution from air and oil to improve your workshop environment.

The Key Bearings for Machine Tools

High-quality precision bearings are particularly important for the precision and reliability of machining machines, as they are responsible for guiding and enhancing spindle movements. These typically consist of balls or rollers located between the inner and outer raceways. Some of the most common types of bearings include：

High precision cylindrical roller bearings. Cylindrical roller bearings use a cylinder as the rolling element and are usually available in single or double row designs. These bearings are constructed to withstand large radial loads and are ideally suited to high speed applications requiring high operational accuracy in a bearing-spindle configuration.
Ceramic hybrid spindle bearings. Ceramic hybrid spindle bearings offer higher spindle speeds, higher stiffness and greater resistance to high temperatures. The ceramic balls used in these bearings operate at lower temperatures, resulting in longer lubricant life. They can also operate at lower vibration levels, resulting in increased spindle stiffness.
Angular contact bearings. Angular contact ball bearings have inner and outer raceways that are offset relative to each other in the axial direction, allowing them to carry combined radial and axial loads at the same time. The axial load capacity of these bearings increases as the contact angle becomes larger. The contact angle is the angle between the line connecting the two points in the radial plane where the steel ball is in contact with the raceway.We can supply mini lathe angular contact bearings
Ball screw support bearings. Ball screw support bearings allow precise positioning of workpieces or machine components. These bearings are typically available in a high rigidity and high capacity range, each specifically designed for the application they support. Their specialised geometry allows them to handle large axial loads in both directions.

Other Bearings for Machine Tools That Can be Supplied:

lathe spindle bearings
lathe headstock bearings
mini lathe bearings
mill spindle bearings
mini lathe spindle bearings
machine tool spindle bearings
mini lathe tapered roller bearings

cnc ball bearing
cnc router bearings
cnc machine bearings
cnc machine spindle bearings
cutting machine bearing
mini lathe tapered bearings
washing machine bearing puller

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What Are the Applications of Machine Tool Bearings?

Machine tool bearings are designed with unique geometries, features and materials that make them suitable for specific machining purposes. Expected load pressures, temperature fluctuations, exposure to chemicals and other factors will influence which type of bearing is best suited to a particular application. Ball and roller bearings are among the most versatile bearing types and they are used in everything from turbine engines to medical equipment. Roller bearings use a variety of rolling element shapes, including ball, cylindrical roller, tapered roller, needle roller, spherical roller and straight roller. Bearings with seats consist of ball, roller or sleeve bearings mounted in a housing that provides additional support and environmental protection. Specific machine tool bearing applications include: