A Tapered Roller Bearing is a type of rolling element bearing that is designed to handle both radial and axial (thrust) loads. It consists of inner and outer races (rings), tapered rollers, and a cage that holds the rollers in place.

Attributes:
Tapered design helps to reduce friction and prevent excessive heat generation, ensuring smooth operation and extended bearing life.
Designed to handle elevated temperatures generated by friction.

Applications:
A Tapered Roller Bearing is used in Piston Motors capable of handling both radial and axial loads. Their tapered design, load distribution capabilities, and precision manufacturing contribute to their reliability, durability, and longevity and it is widely used in Cat® 267, 267B, 277, 277B, 287, and 287B Skid Steers, 287B OEMApplications, AP-1000D, AP-500D, AP-600D, AP1000, AP1000E, AP1000F, AP400, AP500, AP500D, AP500E, AP500F, AP555, AP600, AP600F, BG-260D, BG1000E, BG500E, and BG600D Paving Equipment.