Cross roller bearing and coriolis gear device
AssigneeNamu Co., Ltd.
InventorIchirou Kamimura
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AssigneeNamu Co., Ltd.
InventorIchirou Kamimura
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A cross roller that may rotate at a high speed with high precision is provided. A first conical roller 7 for receiving loads in a first axial direction B and a radial direction and a second conical roller 8 for receiving loads in a second axial direction A and the radial direction are alternatively held by an inner race 3 and an outer race 4. Also, a predetermined space 9 is provided between large end faces 7b and 8b of the first and second conical rollers 7 and 8 and orbital surfaces 4a and 4b of the outer race 4. Then, a seat ring 10 that is elastically deformable is provided in the space 9. By using the conical rollers 7 and 8, a slippage between the orbital surfaces 3a, 3b, 4a and 4b and the rollers 7 and 8 is prevented. Also, the seat ring 10 is elastically deformed so that a suitable pre-pressure is applied to the first and second conical rollers 7 and 8 by its restoring force. Accordingly, it is possible to always impart a suitable pre-pressure to the conical rollers 7 and 8 to thereby perform the rotational operation at a high speed with high precision. (FIG. 1)
A cross roller bearing for supporting rollers, having different directional rotary axes with common inner and outer races, characterized in that a first conical roller for receiving loads in a first axial direction and a radial direction and a second conical roller for receiving loads in a second axial direction and the radial direction are alternatively arranged, a predetermined space is provided between large end faces of the first and second conical rollers and orbital surfaces of the outer race, and a seat ring that may be elastically deformed is provided in the space.
A cross roller bearing for supporting rollers, having different directional rotary axes with common inner and outer races, characterized in that a plurality of pairs of orbital surfaces having different angles relative to a center axis are provided in the inner and outer races, a relationship, R>r, is established where R is the radius of the orbital surfaces in radial cross section and r is the radius of rolling surfaces of rollers guided by the orbital surfaces, in radial cross section, and retainers that are elastically deformable are disposed in respective spaces defined by end faces of the rollers and the orbital surfaces so that the adjacent retainers may be in contact with each other.
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