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The Cone Crusher Lower Thrust Bearing is a vital rotating component designed for Metso Nordberg HP200, HP300, HP400, and HP500 cone crushers—industry standards in aggregate production, ore processing, and construction. As the primary component responsible for absorbing axial loads, this lower thrust bearing ensures the crusher’s main shaft rotates smoothly and stably, even under extreme crushing forces. Unlike low-quality aftermarket bearings, our HP Series Lower Thrust Bearing is engineered to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications, delivering exceptional reliability and performance across multiple HP crusher models. Whether you’re crushing limestone for concrete, iron ore for steel production, or basalt for road building, this thrust bearing plays a critical role in minimizing friction, reducing energy consumption, and extending the service life of your cone crusher. Its multi-model compatibility makes it a versatile solution for crushing plants operating mixed fleets of HP200-HP500 crushers, simplifying inventory management and reducing downtime.
The HP Series Lower Thrust Bearing is designed to absorb axial loads of up to 800 kN—far exceeding the demands of HP200-HP500 cone crushers in heavy-duty applications. This high load capacity is achieved through the optimized design of the bearing rings and rollers, which distribute loads evenly across the raceway. Whether you’re crushing dense ore or large aggregates, this bearing maintains stability and prevents shaft displacement, protecting the crusher’s internal components from damage.
Unlike single-model bearings, our Cone Crusher Lower Thrust Bearing is compatible with Metso Nordberg HP200, HP300, HP400, and HP500 cone crushers. This versatility eliminates the need to stock multiple bearing types, simplifying inventory management for crushing plants with mixed fleets. The bearing’s design adapts seamlessly to each model’s shaft dimensions and load requirements, ensuring consistent performance across all HP series crushers.
The GCr15 bearing steel and precision heat treatment give the thrust bearing an exceptional service life of 12,000-18,000 operating hours in standard crushing applications. This is 50% longer than generic bearings made from low-quality steel. The superfinished raceways and pre-lubricated design reduce wear and tear, even in continuous operation. For crushing plants operating 24/7, this extended service life translates to fewer replacements, lower maintenance costs, and reduced downtime.
With a friction coefficient of just 0.001-0.002, the HP200 Lower Thrust Bearing minimizes energy loss during operation. This efficiency reduces the crusher’s power consumption by 8-12%, resulting in significant cost savings over time. The low friction also reduces heat generation, preventing overheating and extending the life of adjacent components (e.g., seals, gears). For operations focused on sustainability and cost reduction, this energy efficiency is a key advantage.
Crushing plants operate in dusty, humid, and high-temperature environments, and the Lower Thrust Bearing for Cone Crusher is built to withstand these challenges. The brass cage resists corrosion from moisture and dust, while the high-temperature lithium grease maintains lubrication integrity even at 120°C. The bearing’s sealed design prevents debris from entering the raceway, reducing wear and preventing premature failure. Whether you’re operating in a desert quarry or a coastal aggregate plant, this bearing delivers consistent, reliable performance.
The Cone Crusher Thrust Bearing is widely used in aggregate production plants, where HP200-HP500 crushers crush limestone, granite, gravel, and sandstone into usable aggregates for concrete, asphalt, and road base. Its high load capacity and wear resistance ensure it handles the abrasive nature of these materials, maintaining production efficiency for large-scale aggregate projects.
In mines and mineral processing plants, the HP Series Thrust Bearing plays a critical role in crushing iron ore, copper ore, gold ore, and other metals. It withstands the dense, hard nature of ore and the high loads of continuous processing, ensuring the crusher operates smoothly and efficiently. Its long service life is particularly valuable in remote mining locations, where equipment maintenance and part replacements are logistically challenging.
Limestone and dolomite are widely used in cement production, and the HP200-HP500 Thrust Bearing enables HP crushers to process these materials efficiently. The bearing’s low friction and high load capacity ensure the crusher produces uniform limestone aggregates for cement manufacturing, while its wear resistance handles the abrasive nature of dolomite.
Basalt is one of the hardest rocks used in construction, and crushing it requires a bearing that can withstand extreme loads and wear. The Cone Crusher Lower Thrust Bearing is up to this challenge, delivering reliable performance in basalt crushing operations for road building and infrastructure projects. Its durability ensures the crusher maintains high throughput even when processing this hard, abrasive material.
Yes, our Cone Crusher Lower Thrust Bearing is designed to be compatible with Metso Nordberg HP200, HP300, HP400, and HP500 cone crushers. It adapts to each model’s shaft diameter and load requirements, ensuring a perfect fit without modifications. Please confirm your crusher’s exact model before purchase to ensure compatibility.
In continuous 24/7 operation, the HP Series Lower Thrust Bearing typically lasts 12,000-18,000 operating hours. This lifespan may vary based on the material being crushed (harder materials reduce wear life slightly) and maintenance practices. Regular lubrication and inspection can extend service life by up to 30%.
Proper installation is critical for performance:
1) Clean the crusher’s shaft and bearing housing to remove debris.
2) Apply a thin layer of high-temperature lithium grease to the shaft and bearing seat.
3) Press the bearing onto the shaft using a hydraulic press (avoid hammering, which can damage the bearing).
4) Ensure the bearing is fully seated against the shoulder of the shaft.
5) Reassemble the crusher and check for smooth rotation before starting operation.
Refer to the installation manual for detailed steps.
The Cone Crusher Lower Thrust Bearing is a vital rotating component designed for Metso Nordberg HP200, HP300, HP400, and HP500 cone crushers—industry standards in aggregate production, ore processing, and construction. As the primary component responsible for absorbing axial loads, this lower thrust bearing ensures the crusher’s main shaft rotates smoothly and stably, even under extreme crushing forces. Unlike low-quality aftermarket bearings, our HP Series Lower Thrust Bearing is engineered to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications, delivering exceptional reliability and performance across multiple HP crusher models. Whether you’re crushing limestone for concrete, iron ore for steel production, or basalt for road building, this thrust bearing plays a critical role in minimizing friction, reducing energy consumption, and extending the service life of your cone crusher. Its multi-model compatibility makes it a versatile solution for crushing plants operating mixed fleets of HP200-HP500 crushers, simplifying inventory management and reducing downtime.
The HP Series Lower Thrust Bearing is designed to absorb axial loads of up to 800 kN—far exceeding the demands of HP200-HP500 cone crushers in heavy-duty applications. This high load capacity is achieved through the optimized design of the bearing rings and rollers, which distribute loads evenly across the raceway. Whether you’re crushing dense ore or large aggregates, this bearing maintains stability and prevents shaft displacement, protecting the crusher’s internal components from damage.
Unlike single-model bearings, our Cone Crusher Lower Thrust Bearing is compatible with Metso Nordberg HP200, HP300, HP400, and HP500 cone crushers. This versatility eliminates the need to stock multiple bearing types, simplifying inventory management for crushing plants with mixed fleets. The bearing’s design adapts seamlessly to each model’s shaft dimensions and load requirements, ensuring consistent performance across all HP series crushers.
The GCr15 bearing steel and precision heat treatment give the thrust bearing an exceptional service life of 12,000-18,000 operating hours in standard crushing applications. This is 50% longer than generic bearings made from low-quality steel. The superfinished raceways and pre-lubricated design reduce wear and tear, even in continuous operation. For crushing plants operating 24/7, this extended service life translates to fewer replacements, lower maintenance costs, and reduced downtime.
With a friction coefficient of just 0.001-0.002, the HP200 Lower Thrust Bearing minimizes energy loss during operation. This efficiency reduces the crusher’s power consumption by 8-12%, resulting in significant cost savings over time. The low friction also reduces heat generation, preventing overheating and extending the life of adjacent components (e.g., seals, gears). For operations focused on sustainability and cost reduction, this energy efficiency is a key advantage.
Crushing plants operate in dusty, humid, and high-temperature environments, and the Lower Thrust Bearing for Cone Crusher is built to withstand these challenges. The brass cage resists corrosion from moisture and dust, while the high-temperature lithium grease maintains lubrication integrity even at 120°C. The bearing’s sealed design prevents debris from entering the raceway, reducing wear and preventing premature failure. Whether you’re operating in a desert quarry or a coastal aggregate plant, this bearing delivers consistent, reliable performance.
The Cone Crusher Thrust Bearing is widely used in aggregate production plants, where HP200-HP500 crushers crush limestone, granite, gravel, and sandstone into usable aggregates for concrete, asphalt, and road base. Its high load capacity and wear resistance ensure it handles the abrasive nature of these materials, maintaining production efficiency for large-scale aggregate projects.
In mines and mineral processing plants, the HP Series Thrust Bearing plays a critical role in crushing iron ore, copper ore, gold ore, and other metals. It withstands the dense, hard nature of ore and the high loads of continuous processing, ensuring the crusher operates smoothly and efficiently. Its long service life is particularly valuable in remote mining locations, where equipment maintenance and part replacements are logistically challenging.
Limestone and dolomite are widely used in cement production, and the HP200-HP500 Thrust Bearing enables HP crushers to process these materials efficiently. The bearing’s low friction and high load capacity ensure the crusher produces uniform limestone aggregates for cement manufacturing, while its wear resistance handles the abrasive nature of dolomite.
Basalt is one of the hardest rocks used in construction, and crushing it requires a bearing that can withstand extreme loads and wear. The Cone Crusher Lower Thrust Bearing is up to this challenge, delivering reliable performance in basalt crushing operations for road building and infrastructure projects. Its durability ensures the crusher maintains high throughput even when processing this hard, abrasive material.
Yes, our Cone Crusher Lower Thrust Bearing is designed to be compatible with Metso Nordberg HP200, HP300, HP400, and HP500 cone crushers. It adapts to each model’s shaft diameter and load requirements, ensuring a perfect fit without modifications. Please confirm your crusher’s exact model before purchase to ensure compatibility.
In continuous 24/7 operation, the HP Series Lower Thrust Bearing typically lasts 12,000-18,000 operating hours. This lifespan may vary based on the material being crushed (harder materials reduce wear life slightly) and maintenance practices. Regular lubrication and inspection can extend service life by up to 30%.
Proper installation is critical for performance:
1) Clean the crusher’s shaft and bearing housing to remove debris.
2) Apply a thin layer of high-temperature lithium grease to the shaft and bearing seat.
3) Press the bearing onto the shaft using a hydraulic press (avoid hammering, which can damage the bearing).
4) Ensure the bearing is fully seated against the shoulder of the shaft.
5) Reassemble the crusher and check for smooth rotation before starting operation.
Refer to the installation manual for detailed steps.
