Lower Rudder Bearing

Lower Rudder Bearing

Application

The lower rudder bearing is a vertical sliding bearing with lateral force. It is widely used in various inland river boats. This type of lower rudder bearing is used together with CB*3145-83 upper rudder carrier. The lower rudder bearing is a component of the rudder system in a marine vessel that supports the bottom of the rudder stock and allows it to rotate smoothly. The bearing is typically located inside the hull of the vessel, below the waterline, and is responsible for providing a stable support for the rudder stock and allowing it to pivot during steering. Overall, the lower rudder bearing is an important component of the rudder system, and its design and construction must be carefully considered to ensure that it can withstand the loads generated during steering and provide reliable and efficient steering control for the vessel.

Advantages and Features

1. Compact structure, high quality;

2. Excellent performance, high security;

3. Working steadily and smoothly;

4. Easy installation, easy maintenance;

5. Corrosion resistance, long lifespan;

6. Reliable service, exquisite appearance;

7. Can be customized according to your requirements.

Main Parameter

Type: CB*3146-83

Diameter of the Rudder Stock	D	A	H	dN	Weight
d					kg
60	60	122	120	10	8.8
70	70	132	135	10	10.5
80	80	142	150	10	14.8
90	90	160	165	10	19.5
100	100	180	180	10	24.9
110	110	190	195	15	28.9
120	120	200	210	15	35.4
130	130	224	225	15	42.0
140	140	234	240	15	49.4

Drawing of Lower Rudder Bearing