Adaptive bearings

Adaptive bearings are a special type of bearings characterized by their ability to dynamically adjust their load capacity according to the current load. This means they can automatically change their properties and pressure distribution depending on the forces acting on them. This feature allows adaptive bearings to increase their efficiency and lifespan because they can better withstand changing operating conditions.

Thanks to their adaptive nature, they are ideal for use in applications where the load is variable or where performance optimization and minimizing wear are required. Typical applications include, but are not limited to, heavy engineering, the automotive industry, wind turbines, and other high-performance industrial sectors.

Adaptive bearings thus represent advanced technology in the field of bearings, offering significant advantages compared to traditional bearings, including better load distribution, reduced risk of damage, and extended operational time. This technology is crucial for applications requiring high reliability and efficiency, while also helping to reduce maintenance and overall operating costs.