Industrial Bearings: Maintenance & Installation is part two of the Industrial Bearings three-part training series.

Proper installation of bearings will increase their efficiency and length of service. Bearing life will also be maximized with proper storage and handling.

Course objectives include:

• Learn the proper way to install and care for both plain and rolling-element bearings
• Identify the different types of fittings for installation
• Check proper operating clearances
• Understand the importance of proper bearing alignment.

Course menu:

Storage and Handling

• Storage
• Handling

Installation

• Fittings
• Rolling-Element Bearings
• Plain Bearings
• Oiler Rings

Post-Installation

• Radial and Axial Clearances
• Preload, Self-Alignment, and Bearing Removal

Lubrication and Operational Checks

• Bearing Lubrication and Equipment Checks

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Industrial Bearings: Maintenance & Installation is part two of the Industrial Bearings three-part training series.

Proper installation of bearings will increase their efficiency and length of service. Bearing life will also be maximized with proper storage and handling.

Course objectives include:

• Learn the proper way to install and care for both plain and rolling-element bearings
• Identify the different types of fittings for installation
• Check proper operating clearances
• Understand the importance of proper bearing alignment.

Our DVDs are portable and easy-to-use. Training content is "chapterized," or organized by learning objectives to:

• Help with course navigation
• Enable training administrators to cover specific training points and conduct refresher training
• Facilitate classroom discussion.

This workbook reinforces the purpose and objectives of the accompanying Industrial Bearings: Maintenance & Installation training program.

Workbooks contain lesson introductions, a practice and application area, and lesson progress checks to measure students' learning.