Surplus Bearings opening hours in Slacks Creek
Open Monday to Friday
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(07) 3808 7494
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About Surplus Bearings
AT A GLANCE
- Successfully expanding after 36 years
- An extensive range of products
- Competitive price
- Quality Brands
- Our team has a vast knowledge and experience
We are an email or phone call away and are always prepared to give friendly professional service.
Surplus Bearings was established by Douglas Moore in 1980. In 1986 Douglas Moore passed away and the company has since been managed by his son Peter Moore and staff.
Our team have a vast knowledge and experience. We also have an extensive library of catalogues and manuals dating back to the late 1920's. All this means we're able to identify even the most unique bearings quickly and easily.
With our extensive range of bearings and associated products, Surplus Bearings can cater for all bearing needs.
All the bearings are carefully inspected. If they are contaminated or dirty through previously being handled, they are washed in a continuously filtered flushing system until clean, and then inspected for any rolling or cage damage.
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- Established
- 1980
Products and Services
Hours of Operation
Open Monday - Friday
Material
Stainless Steel, Steel
Services
Installations
Brand
Bosch, FAG, Gates, INA, Koyo, Nachi, NSK, NTN, SKF, Timken
Offering
Ball, Bearings, Bushings, Crusher Bearings, Gear Boxes, Industrial, Linear, Needle, Precision, Pulleys, Rollers, Seals, Wheels
Features
24hr Turnaround, Emergency Services, Locally Operated, Locally Owned, Owner Operated, Same Day Service
Keywords
Drive Belts, Ball And Roller Bearings, Castors, Grease, Power Transmissions, Bearings, Bearing Products, Gearbox Bearings, Needle Rollers, Bearing Services, Accessories, Bearings & Bushings Services, Seals, Universal Joints, Cable Ties, Taper Rollers, Universal Joint, Oil Seals, Wheels And Casters, Wheel Bearings
FAQs
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What is the purpose of bearing lubrication?
*Extends fatigue life of the bearing by reducing wear and friction between the mating components of the bearing assembly, *Prevents corrosion and extends shelf life, *Provides a level of protection from foreign material entering the rolling elements, *Reduces the noise level of the bearing, lowers torque, and assists the bearing in reaching maximum operating speed.
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What causes bearing noise?
Bearing noise is a function of both the bearing and the way it is used. Bearing noise is not generally influenced by ABEC and there is no fixed standard among bearing manufacturers for acoustic noise. Some external factors which affect bearing noise include lubricant type, excessive bearing load, and improper installation.
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What factors increase or decrease bearing torque?
*Factors that increase bearing torque include (increased number of balls in the bearing, tight crimp ribbon retainer, tight radial play, high lubricant viscosity, high lube fill in the bearing, high applied bearing load), *Factors that decrease bearing torque include (fewer balls in the bearing, crown type or loose crimp retainer, loose radial play, low lubricant viscosity, low lube fill in the bearing, low applied bearing load).