This utility model relates to the field of bearing technology and discloses a bearing with a cage tension adjustment structure, including an adjustment
assembly comprising a bearing outer ring, an annular groove, and an annular inclined surface. This utility model achieves dynamic adjustment of the cage tension by rotating the adjustment ring to drive the adjustment block and the movable ring axially, utilizing the annular inclined surface of the movable ring to convert the
axial force into radial force. This allows for flexible
adaptation to various operating conditions such as speed and load, avoiding excessive tightness leading to frictional heat and increased wear, or excessive looseness causing uneven rolling element distribution, vibration, and
noise. It solves the problem of existing bearing cages being unable to dynamically adjust tension. Simultaneously, the adjustment tool, consisting of an adjustment hole, adjustment rod, and annular adjustment cap, combined with the directional guiding effect of the limiting block and limiting groove, makes the adjustment operation more convenient and stable, overcoming the shortcomings of traditional cage structures being simple and limited in adjustment, and meeting the needs of diverse working scenarios and complex operating conditions.