‌FAG Axial-Tapered Roller Bearings ‌are a special type of bearings that are primarily designed to withstand radial and axial loads acting simultaneously. The design features of this bearing include the fact that the projection lines of its raceways converge at one point (apex) on the bearing axis, thereby achieving true rolling action and reducing friction torque during operation. ‌

FAG Axial-Tapered Roller Bearings consist of an outer ring (cup-shaped), an inner ring (cone-shaped), rollers and a cage. The design of the outer and inner rings enables the bearing to adapt to radial and axial loads acting simultaneously. The design of the raceways enables the rollers to reduce friction when rolling, improving the efficiency and life of the bearings. ‌

This type of bearing is widely used in various occasions that require simultaneous radial and axial loads, such as automobiles, construction machinery, metallurgical equipment, etc. Due to its ability to withstand large loads and adapt to complex working conditions, FAG Axial-Tapered Roller Bearings excel in heavy-load and high-speed applications.

Global Support & Sustainability

◼ Logistics Network

48-Hour Emergency Delivery

Critical stock in Houston, Shanghai, Essen hubs.

Field Service Teams

Installation supervision & alignment checks.

◼ Eco-Initiatives

Material Circularity

92% steel recovery via Schaeffler ReCon.

28% recycled content in new bearings.

CO₂ Reduction

– Low-torque designs save 14 tons CO₂/year per 100 units.

Conclusion: The Synergy of Axial & Radial Mastery

FAG Axial-Tapered Roller Bearings solve engineering paradoxes – delivering compactness without compromise, and versatility without vulnerability. From absorbing 3,000-ton forces in mining crushers to enabling micron-level precision in hydroelectric turbines, they transform load-handling capabilities into competitive advantages. With Schaeffler’s digital monitoring ecosystem and global technical backbone, FAG doesn’t just supply bearings; it delivers operational certainty.

Specify FAG Axial-Tapered Roller Bearings Today—Where Extreme Loads Meet Engineered Resilience.

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