VI VSI Bearings

VI VSI Bearings

VI VSI Bearings

The VI and VSI series are standard single-row four-point contact ball slewing bearings with internal gear, widely adopted for light to medium-duty rotary machinery worldwide. Featuring a compact monolithic structure, optimized gothic arch raceway and integrated internal gear design, these slewing rings deliver reliable load capacity, precise rotation and outstanding cost performance, making them a mainstream solution for general industrial and mobile equipment rotary drive systems.


Typical Applications:

Radar and antenna positioning systems

Precision rotary tables and indexing equipment

Medical equipment such as CT scanners and radiotherapy devices

Solar tracking systems requiring high pointing accuracy

Robotics and automation equipment


  • VI VSI Bearings
  • VI VSI Bearings
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The core advantage of VI / VSI series slewing bearings lies in the professional four-point contact ball structure. Precisely machined raceways allow each steel ball to form four stable contact points under load, enabling the bearing to simultaneously support combined axial loads, radial loads and overturning moments. This balanced force distribution greatly improves structural rigidity and operational stability compared with ordinary ball bearings. Even under frequent cyclic rotation, alternating loads and continuous working conditions, the VI and VSI series maintain smooth rotation with low vibration and minimal mechanical fatigue, ensuring long-term consistent dynamic performance.

Different from external gear slewing bearings, the VI / VSI series adopts an internal gear layout on the inner ring. The precision involute gear teeth are finely machined and heat-treated to achieve high meshing accuracy and low backlash. The internal gear structure effectively saves installation space, protects gear teeth from external impact, dust and wear, and creates a more compact and neat mechanical layout. It allows direct matching with drive pinions for stable, quiet and efficient power transmission, which is highly suitable for equipment with limited assembly space and strict precision requirements.


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