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What is a rock crusher bearing?

Also known as rock crusher bearings, they handle heavy shock loads and are used for metal milling machinery, mining and oil field equipment, and in paper mills. For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number. Max. Max. Temp. Choose from our selection of rock crusher bearings in a wide range of styles and sizes.

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What types of Crusher bearings do you stock?

We stock bearings for cone crushers, jaw crushers, gyratory crushers, impact crushers, or hammermill crushers, both for stationary rock crusher plants, portable crusher plants, or tracked mobile rock crusher configurations. Scroll down to find your crusher bearing part number.

Crusher Bearings for Jaw or Cone for Telsmith, Universal, El Jay, etc

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Who makes replacement rock crusher bearings?

Messinger Bearings has manufactured replacement rock crusher bearings for many rock crushing machine brands, including existing brands, discontinued brands, and legacy brands under new ownership. Messinger is one of a few OEMs that has manufactured the large radial and thrust roller bearing parts used in a range of crusher types.

Crusher Bearings for Jaw or Cone for Telsmith, Universal, El Jay, etc

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How do I get a quote for a replacement rock crusher bearing?

Click a part number to request a quote. Messinger Bearings has manufactured replacement rock crusher bearings for many rock crushing machine brands, including existing brands, discontinued brands, and legacy brands under new ownership.

Crusher Bearings for Jaw or Cone for Telsmith, Universal, El Jay, etc

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Where are Messinger aftermarket rock crusher bearings made?

Don’t worry, we can still help. Call or email. Messinger aftermarket rock crusher bearings are manufactured in the USA and distributed internationally. Rodamientos para trituradoras (informacion en espanol) Request Information Got a question?

Crusher Bearings for Jaw or Cone for Telsmith, Universal, El Jay, etc

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What is the difference between compression Crusher and impactor?

As their names suggest, compression crushers, (jaws, cones and rolls) reduce the material by squeezing or compressing it until it breaks. Impactors, (HSI and VSI) break the material by either striking it with a fast moving blow bar or by throwing it into a stationary anvil where it breaks upon impact.