Bearing having arch-shaped recesses

Bearings – Rotary bearing – Plain bearing

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384279, 384283, F16C 3306

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054335329

ABSTRACT:
An annular bearing has its bearing surface on the inner surface. The bearing surface is formed to improve bearing properties, that is, to improve adaptability to an impact load and an imbalanced load. A method of manufacturing a bearing having such a bearing surface is given. An annular bearing blank, together with a mandrel having a plurality of arch-shaped ridges extending axially on the outer surface of the mandrel and a sleeve fitted on a periphery of the mandrel, is pushed into an inner hole of a molding die. The material is accordingly closed in a space defined by the mandrel, the inner hole, the sleeve and an ejector inserted into the bottom part of the inner hole. Thus, a plurality of arch-shaped recesses are formed extending axially on the inner surface of the bearing blank.

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