| Basic static load rating The basic static load rating is defined as the static radial load that gives a prescribed constant contact stress at the centre of the contact area between the rolling element and raceway receiving the maximum load. The load rating of Miniature Stroke Rotary Bushing is given for the case when the steel balls assembled in a retainer are positioned within the outer ring raceway without escaping from it and equally share an applied load. Fit Miniature Stroke Rotary Bushing is set to minimal preload condition to obtain high operating accuracy. For Miniature Stroke Bushing with shaft, a slight clearance between the outer ring and the housing is recommended to avoid any undesirable influence on the inscribed circle diameter. Also, when assembling the outer ring, ball cage and shaft, select the outer ring and shaft which have the same selection code and match them to a ball cage. Precaution for Use 1. The outer ring should have a clearance fit in the housing. When the outer ring must be fixed in the axial direction to the housing, use a stop ring, etc. at the end of the outer ring or use synthetic adhesive. 2. For assembly, the outer ring is fixed in the housing bore at first, then the shaft is inserted into the ball cage. As the shaft is inserted, the ball cage moves in the axial direction in the outer ring. The ball cage must be located at the correct position after assembly. A convenient way of locating the ball cage is to shift the position of the ball cage prior to assembly to the inserting direction for the distance of 1/2 of the inserting distance of the shaft. 3. When inserting the shaft into a ball cage, be careful not to damage the steel balls and raceways by twisting the shaft or applying a shock load. 4. Miniature Stroke Rotary Bushing can be used with oil or grease lubrication. When lubricating with grease, the grease is usually lightly smeared on the raceways of the shaft and outer ring. A good quality lithium-soap base grease is recommended. |