High temperature bearings

High-temperature bearings have the following characteristics compared to ordinary bearings:
Higher load carrying capacity, able to withstand higher pressure；
Anti-oxidation and anti-corrosion, which can be used normally in humid and rainy environments and are not easily rusted；
Highly resistant to abrasion and wear, so that they maintain a smooth and shiny appearance throughout；
High impact and bite resistance, especially at high temperatures up to 500°C or 800°C, to maintain their characteristics in high temperature environments and to provide original use；
High temperature bearings are self-lubricating and can be used without lubrication at low speeds, with 1.4 times the load and more than five times the average life of ordinary bearings；
Because of these characteristics, high-temperature bearings are suitable for a wide range of applications, which is far beyond the reach of ordinary bearings. In daily life, high-temperature bearings are widely used in metallurgy, furnaces, glass, blast furnaces, paint spraying equipment and other high-temperature machinery.