Disposal of scars in SKF bearing units

Dealing with Scratches on SKF Bearing Units

Source: China Bearing Network | Date: February 12, 2013

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When installing or removing SKF bearings, improper techniques can lead to scratches on the raceway and rolling surfaces. These scratches often appear as linear marks caused by misalignment of the inner and outer rings or excessive impact during the installation process. Such damage is commonly the result of incorrect handling, such as applying too much force or not using proper tools. It's important to ensure that the bearing is centered correctly during installation to prevent uneven pressure and subsequent surface damage. To avoid scratches on SKF bearings, it’s essential to use appropriate tools and follow the correct procedures. Using a hydraulic press instead of a hammer can significantly reduce the risk of impact damage. Additionally, always check that the bearing is aligned properly before applying any force. Proper maintenance and careful handling are key to extending the life of SKF bearings and ensuring their optimal performance. Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific installation and removal instructions.
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