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Who makes RWG Frankenjura bearings?

Who makes RWG Frankenjura bearings?

Born from the FJG Bearing demise, RWG Frankenjura now enjoy new ownership from the KAMAN group who gained ownership in 2002. RWG Frankenjura produce virtually the entire range of metric and inch sized single, double row and barrel roller bearings for all airframe applications. Typical types include the DSRP, KP and KPA types.

Why choose rwrwg Frankenjura?

RWG Frankenjura produce virtually the entire range of metric and inch sized single, double row and barrel roller bearings for all airframe applications. Typical types include the DSRP, KP and KPA types. They also produce precision cylindrical rollers for turbine requirements along with plain rod ends for F1 teams.

What types of bearings are covered by rwrwg?

RWG also cover metric and inch sized plain spherical bearings and plain journal bearings such as the MS1410* series, NSA series, EN series and M81934 series. Contact us now if you wish to know how AHR can help with your Kahr bearing requirements.

How are bearings arranged in this catalog?

Bearings in this catalog are arranged by bearing type, with a size and/or numerical listing. Each bearing listing includes the appropriate dimensions. If the specific bearing type is not known, reference the index in the back of the guide for the page number where the bearing is listed.

How do I find the correct Timken Bearing?

If the bearing or application is not listed, contact your Timken representative or visit timken.com to view the most recent application listings. If you are still unable to identify the correct bearing, then utilize the Bearing Specification Guide. Bearings in this catalog are arranged by bearing type, with a size and/or numerical listing.

What is an NTN Bearing?

The NTN bearing unit is a combination of a radial ball bearing, seal, and a housing of high-grade cast iron or pressed steel, which comes in various shapes. The outer surface of the bearing and the internal surface of the housing are spherical, so that the unit is self-aligning.