When selecting a bearing, the following factors should be considered: type of load (static or dynamic), operating speed, environmental conditions, dimensional constraints, and application requirements. In addition, proper lubrication and sealing options must be determined. Seeking expert support can simplify the selection process.

Bearing lubrication should be performed regularly to reduce friction and extend service life. A grease or oil suitable for the application requirements is selected. It is important not to overfill the bearings during lubrication, as this may cause overheating. Periodic maintenance should be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Relubrication intervals depend on the operating conditions of the bearing. High speeds, heavy loads, or dusty environments require more frequent lubrication. In general, under standard operating conditions, the interval ranges between 6 months and 1 year. The exact interval should be determined according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the specific working environment.