Shell type needle roller bearing and method of producing the sam

Bearings – Bearing-surface treatment

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29898061, 2989813, 384559, 384565, F16C 3364

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058488464

ABSTRACT:
A method of producing a shell type needle roller bearing having a shell type outer ring whose opposite ends in the axial direction thereof are bent radially inwardly to form flanges; and a plurality of needle rollers arranged along an inner circumferential area of the outer ring. The method comprises the steps of: a) bending one end of the outer ring radially inwardly to form a flange portion on one end of the outer ring for forming the outer ring in the specified shape; b) assembling hardened/tempered needle rollers or un-hardened needle rollers into the outer ring; c) bending other end of the outer ring radially inwardly to form another flange to form a final shape of the needle roller bearing; d) performing a carbonitriding treatment to the assembled needle roller bearing; and then e) performing hardening and tempering treatments to the assembled needle roller bearing.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2383727 (1945-08-01), Lewis
patent: 5338377 (1994-08-01), Mitamura et al.
patent: 5397188 (1995-03-01), Yoshizuka et al.

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