
TIMKEN TTVS tapered roller thrust bearing
- Brand
- TIMKEN
- Category
- Bearings
- Subcategory
- Tapered roller bearings
- Series
- TTVS
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Description
TIMKEN TTVS belongs to tapered roller thrust bearing, part of our Bearings range. Tell us how many you need by WhatsApp or email and we'll get back to you promptly with a quote for TTVS and any equivalents.
A Timken TTVS bearing is a tapered roller thrust assembly built to carry axial load in one direction. Its tapered contact geometry also gives the assembly a degree of self-alignment, which suits arrangements that call for high rigidity under thrust. Typical places you will see this series are rotary tables, drill columns and lifting equipment, where the axial component dominates. MR Industrial Accessories supplies the Timken line and can help you pin down the exact size you need.
Reading the designation is straightforward once you know what to look for. TTVS marks the series itself; the individual bearing is then defined by a numeric code that follows. Because TTVS alone describes the family rather than one item, selection comes down to the bore, outside diameter and height your application calls for. If the full code is not at hand, send those three dimensions and the team can work back to the correct reference.
These assemblies fit equipment that has to absorb heavy thrust while leaving little room in the radial direction. Earthmoving machinery, cranes, cutting tables, presses and machine tools are common hosts, and the same reasoning applies in marine work and oilfield equipment, where thrust capacity and stiffness go together. Keep in mind that a thrust bearing of this type is not meant to take meaningful radial load, so confirm the direction of the load before settling on the series.
Selection should account for the axial load, the operating speed and the environment around the bearing. The support surfaces need to be rigid and parallel, and alignment has to be checked carefully so no extra stress is introduced. Grease or oil, applied correctly, is what keeps the assembly running; where contamination is a concern, seals or other protection are worth considering. When axial and radial loads occur together, a separate radial bearing may be required. Manufacturer instructions for mounting and start-up should always be followed.
Interchange between brands is possible for tapered roller thrust bearings when the principal dimensions and the load capacity line up. Timken is a well-known name in this family, and MR Industrial Accessories stocks its range. On a replacement job, comparing dimensions and service conditions is the reliable route. Send the code off the old bearing and the team will identify the matching option in the TTVS series.
To get a quote on a TTVS tapered roller thrust bearing, message MR Industrial Accessories on WhatsApp with the code or the size. The team answers quickly and can suggest alternatives for your application. If the exact reference is elusive, pass along the dimensions and the type of load, and you will get guidance to keep the job moving.
Dimensions
Dimensions and tolerances: Message us the part number on WhatsApp and we'll verify its dimensions and version with the manufacturer's datasheet.
Frequently asked questions
- What kind of load can a TTVS tapered roller thrust bearing take?
- It handles axial load in a single direction. Significant radial load is outside its design intent, since the geometry does not support it well. If both load types are present, get in touch and a solution using additional bearings can be reviewed.
- I do not have the full TTVS code. How do I ask for a quote?
- Send the bore, outside diameter and height on WhatsApp. Those dimensions are usually enough to locate the reference in the TTVS series and return a quote quickly. A photo of the bearing or its mounting position also helps.
- Which lubricant suits a tapered roller thrust bearing?
- Speed and working temperature decide that. High-load grease or circulating oil is common practice, and keeping a proper lubricant film while controlling contamination matters. Share your service conditions and the team will point you to a suitable option.

