Tensioner & ldler Bearings

Tensioner bearings are divided into: 1. Tension pulley bearing: It is a bearing and accessory assembly that usually acts on the loose edge of the belt to adjust the belt tension to maintain the smooth and normal transmission of the belt. 2. Idler bearing: An assembly of bearings and accessories that usually act on the tight edge of the belt to fix, or increase the wrapping angle of the belt, or to meet the needs of transmission design to play an intermediary or transitional role. 3. Tensioner bearing: Usually used in the multi-chipped belt drive of the accessory system, the accessory base system of the bearing provides a large torque to exert a relatively large tension on the multi-chipped belt and increase the load on other transmission wheel packages. Angle dual function bearing unit.