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The application of bottom steady bearings in mixers A bottom steady bearing, is a type of thrust bearing that restrains radial forces. Shaft of small agitators are usually restrained on the agitator drive side and free on the impeller side. If the shaft length or power consumption increases, these bearings can be used to optimize […]https://www.pmiec.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/1-Bottom-Steady-Bearing-1534x2048.jpg