Timken ® tapered roller bearing assemblies are precisely designed to manage both radial and axial loads, even in the most unforgiving conditions. Single-row tapered roller bearings are the most basic and widely used, consisting of a cone assembly and a cup.

Tapered roller bearings feature a cup and cone assembly. The cup is comprised of the outer ring and the cone assembly consists of inner ring, rollers, and cage. This bearing construction accommodates combined loads and provides low friction during operation.

Browse Cup for Tapered Roller Bearing - Inch Series and J Series in the NTN Bearing Corp. of America catalog including Item #,D,Wo,W,r

Each tapered roller bearing contains four interdependent components: the cone (inner ring), the cup (outer ring), tapered rollers (rolling elements) and the cage (roller retainer).

A tapered roller bearing (TRB) consists of a cone assembly (with rollers and cage) and cup that are separable. Shown in Figure 1 are the components that make up a tapered roller bearing set. The rings and rollers are designed to carry load, while the cage is only intended to retain and space the rollers. Because the cone and cup are

KML Tapered Roller Bearings are available in Inch and Metric Size Cup and Cone Sets. Over 75 Metric and 50 Inch Size Sets, using industry standard numbers.

This is the most basic and most widely used type of tapered roller bearing. It consists of two main separable parts: the cone (inner ring) assembly and the cup (outer ring). It is typically mounted in opposing pairs on a shaft. 1 These maximum fillet radii will be cleared by the bearing corners.

Tapered roller bearings are rolling element bearings that can support and manage axial and radial forces—one of the industry's most versatile bearings being a tapered cup and tapered cone.