Delivery Of High Temperature Bearings
Today, the manufacturing and inspection of high temperature bearings are completed, and all the technical data met the requirements. We will delivery them to the customer with all the technical documents.
High temperature bearings are mainly referring to biaxial stretching equipment chain clamp high temperature bearings with operating temperature 280 degrees and speed 350 meters -460 meters / minute. High temperature bearings are mainly used in electrical insulation film, polyamide film, packaging film, etc.
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