As an industry leader in high-performance bearing solutions, Xingtai Botong Machinery Technology leverages cutting-edge manufacturing technologies to produce the next generation of industrial components.
Our flagship product, the Composite Material UCSP205 Stainless Steel Pillow Block and ZrO2 Ceramic Bearing, redefines performance standards in extreme operating environments. Combining premium stainless steel housing with zirconia ceramic rolling elements, this solution delivers unprecedented resistance to corrosion, wear, and high-temperature degradation.
The Composite Material UCSP205 Stainless Steel Pillow Block and ZrO2 Ceramic Bearing is engineered with precision for maximum performance. Below are the comprehensive technical specifications:
Parameter | Specification | Performance Advantage |
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Material Composition | AISI 304 Stainless Steel + ZrO2 Ceramic | Corrosion resistant, high strength-to-weight ratio |
Load Capacity (Dynamic) | 18.2 kN (Radial), 12.7 kN (Axial) | Superior to all-steel equivalents |
Speed Limit | 12,800 rpm (Oil lubrication) | 50% higher than standard bearings |
Temperature Range | -60°C to +450°C | Exceptional thermal stability |
Hardness (Ceramic Elements) | 88-92 HRA | Extreme wear resistance |
Chemical Resistance | Resists acids, alkalis, seawater | Ideal for corrosive environments |
Friction Coefficient | 0.05-0.08 (dry), 0.005-0.01 (lubricated) | Energy savings of 25-40% |
Service Life (MTTF) | 65,000 operating hours | 3-5x industry average |
ISO Certification | ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 | Guaranteed quality standards |
The following data visualization illustrates performance advantages of our Composite Material UCSP205 Stainless Steel Pillow Block and ZrO2 Ceramic Bearing:
The exceptional performance characteristics of our Composite Material UCSP205 Stainless Steel Pillow Block and ZrO2 Ceramic Bearing make it suitable for:
Zirconia (ZrO2) ceramic provides superior fracture toughness (9-10 MPa·m½ vs 6-7 MPa·m½ for Si3N4) while maintaining excellent corrosion resistance. The metastable tetragonal crystal structure creates a transformation toughening mechanism that absorbs impact energy without catastrophic failure.
For optimal performance, apply an axial preload of 0.0015-0.002 times bearing bore diameter (for 205 size: 0.24-0.32mm). Use thermal mounting methods when press fits exceed 0.003D. Refer to ABMA Standard 9.2 for detailed mounting procedures on stainless steel housings.
Use high-purity, food-grade synthetic lubricants meeting ISO 6743/4 standards. Grease NLGI grade 2 with base oil viscosity 75-95 cSt at 40°C is recommended. Lithium complex or polyurea thickeners provide optimal ceramic compatibility. Initial fill to 30-35% of internal free space.
Stainless steel (17 μm/m·K) and zirconia (10-11 μm/m·K) have different CTE values. For temperatures above 80°C, use shaft materials with CTE matching the housing (e.g., 316 stainless). Below 80°C, standard carbon steel shafts are acceptable per ISO 286 medium fit tolerances.
ZrO2 ceramic balls create excellent electrical isolation with dielectric strength >20 kV/mm and volume resistivity >10¹⁴ Ω·cm. This prevents electrical arcing damage in variable frequency drives and electromechanical systems.
Produced to ABEC 7 precision class: bore tolerance of +0/-4μm, outside diameter +0/-7μm, radial runout
Tested at -196°C (LN2 immersion) with zero brittleness concerns. Strength increases by 15-20% at cryogenic temperatures while maintaining excellent impact resistance. Low-temperature toughness exceeds requirements of ASTM D7362.
The performance of composite material bearings has been extensively researched in academic and industrial studies:
"Ceramic Hybrid Bearings in Corrosive Environments" - Journal of Tribology (2023)
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4056565
"Advanced Materials for Bearing Applications" - ASM Handbook Volume 24
https://dl.asminternational.org/handbooks/book/70/chapter/1047580
"Performance Analysis of Zirconia Composite Bearings" - International Conference on Advanced Ceramics
https://ceramics.org/meetings/icacc