Bearings are machine parts in which other parts turn or slide. Almost every piece of moving machinery in an industrial facility uses bearings. This course describes the different types of bearings, their functions, and corresponding maintenance procedures.
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Training Time: 60 minutes
Compatibility: Desktop Only
Based on: Industry Standards and Best Practices
Languages: English
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Erin F. Verified Customer
“Lot of information that I didn't know about bearings. Very interesting.”
Daryl B. Verified Customer
“Good information.”
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Logan D. Verified Customer
“was introduced to concepts I have yet to see in the field!”
none N. Verified Customer
“the material was good but there were several misspellings”
Terry F. Verified Customer
“Good explanation of bearing types and failures.”
Jack M. Verified Customer
“REPEAT COURSE AGAIN!!!”
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Juan G. Verified Customer
“It was precise and to the point. Great job.”
Ankit A. Verified Customer
“When installing a bearing would it not be better to use a steel sleeve? Brass tends to sliver and could get in the bearing and damage it.”
Joseph O. Verified Customer
“Excellent information. This training is well past due for an update, though.”
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Josh B. Verified Customer
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Victor S. Verified Customer
“done”
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