Bearings play a crucial role in mechanical equipment, however, various reasons may lead to early damage.

Firstly, improper installation is a major factor. If the correct operating procedures are not followed during installation, such as uneven force during installation, resulting in uneven stress on various components of the bearing, or if the installation environment is not clean enough and impurities are mixed in, it will accelerate the wear of the bearing and cause premature damage. Lubrication issues cannot be ignored either. Appropriate lubrication can effectively reduce friction. If lubrication is insufficient, the friction between the components of the bearing increases, generating excessive heat and easily causing deformation and wear of the parts; Using the wrong lubricant or contaminating the lubricant can also have adverse effects on the normal operation of the bearing, leading to early damage. Furthermore, overloading operation is also a common cause. When the equipment operates under a load state exceeding the bearing capacity for a long time, the internal stress of the bearing far exceeds the normal range, and the components will experience fatigue, peeling and other damage phenomena more quickly, greatly shortening its original service life. In addition, harsh external environments such as humidity, high temperatures, and corrosive gases can also corrode bearings, causing them to rust and corrode, ultimately leading to early damage.

In short, understanding these reasons and taking preventive measures can better ensure the normal use of bearings.