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U-Type Bearing

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3D Drawings
Cylinder
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A B C Ch D E F G H ØI L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 N O P Q R T U V VI Z
3297495115244.393451212 3197512518747 6.612116.5M6786132.560.774
401155858.2152811112551216 3248014020752 6.612116.5M68469386487
501377070.2203418.8134651520 3277814822357 916158.5M81008546.570104
631528585.2203415.3147801520 32710617824347 916159M810510056.574.7119
80189105105.52650251801002025 32711119526749 11201811M101301307282148
100213130130.52655302061202025 32712821829049 11201811M101501508983173

What Is a U-Type Bearing?

A U-type bearing carries the trunnion pin in a U-shaped body and bolts to the machine from its base. It suits horizontal mounting surfaces where the cylinder is supported from below.

Selection depends on the trunnion pin diameter, the base hole pattern and the swing angle.

What Is a U-Type Bearing?
RoleCarries the trunnion pin from below
WhenHorizontal mounting surface
SelectionPin diameter, hole pattern, swing angle

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which cylinders use U-type bearings?

Pneumatic trunnion cylinders.

When choose U-type over H-type?

When the mounting surface is horizontal and the cylinder is supported from below.

How is the size chosen?

By the trunnion pin diameter, which follows the cylinder bore.

Installing a U-Type Bearing

The U-type bearing bolts to a horizontal surface through its base and carries the trunnion from below. Both bases must sit in the same plane — use shims to correct height differences — and the cylinder is swung by hand to confirm free movement before the bolts are tightened.

Base mounting makes installation easy where the cylinder sits on a table or platform. In dusty environments keep the bearing surfaces clean and greased so the swing stays smooth.

U-Type Bearing Installation Checklist

What to check when mounting
CheckWhy it mattersHow
Base flatnessIf both bearings are not in one plane the trunnions bindStraight edge or spirit level
HeightCylinder axis must line up with the loadShims if needed
ParallelismTrunnion axis square to the plane of motionTry square
LubricationA dry trunnion wears fast and squeaksPeriodic grease
PlayKnocks when the motion reversesShake by hand

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