Radial roller bearing cage

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a radial roller bearing cage (7b) which can be manufactured by axial draw molding, and which allows ends (12c, 12d) provided to both sides of a discontinuous part (11a) to be engaged so as to allow the relative displacement thereof in the radial direction and disallow the relative displacement thereof in the axial direction. [Solution] An engagement section (13a) for the engagement of the ends (12c, 12d) is configured from an inner engagement piece (17) provided at the axial center of one of the ends (12c), and a pair of outer engagement pieces (18a, 18b) provided to both sides of the other end (12d) at positions that are separated in the axial direction and do not overlap in the axial direction. By arranging the inner engagement piece (17) at a position between the outer engagement pieces (18a, 18b) when incorporated into the radial roller bearing, the inner engagement piece (17) and the outer engagement pieces (18a, 18b) are each engaged in the axial direction without the inner engagement piece (17) and the outer engagement pieces (18a, 18b) overlapping in the radial direction.

Description

technical field [0001] This invention relates to a cage for a radial roller bearing made of synthetic resin and having a discontinuous portion at one point in the circumferential direction. Background technique [0002] Installed in the rotating support part of various mechanical devices to which a large radial load is applied Figure 23 A radial roller bearing 1 as shown. This radial roller bearing 1 is formed by a cylindrical outer ring race 3 provided on the inner peripheral surface of the radially outer member 2 and a cylindrical raceway 3 provided on the outer peripheral surface of the shaft 4 existing on the radially inner side. Between the inner ring rails 5 , a plurality of rollers 6 are provided to roll freely while being held by cages 7 . Also, combinations of the radially outer member 2 and the shaft 4 include a combination of a housing and a rotating shaft that does not rotate during use, a combination of gears, rollers, and a support shaft that rotate during us...

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Problems solved by technology

However, as described above, radial stretch molding has a problem of increased manufacturing costs due to the increase in the number of mold parts used for injection molding.

[0013] In addition, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2-89814 and Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 54-111242 have shown improved examples of the structure of the engaging part, but in the case of these structures, there are also problems that are different from those of British Patent No. 1352909. Possibility of the same problem as documented construct

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