Roller bearing slewing rings for tunnel boring machines are fitted with a preloaded retaining raceway. The cup springs for preloading the raceway ensure that the rolling elements never lose contact with the raceway, thereby guaranteeing optimised wear characteristics.

Triple-row roller bearing slewing rings can be fitted according to need with specially-developed seal systems. These can protect the bearing in thrusters, for example, against the penetration of seawater while at the same time preventing the leakage of lubricants.

On account of their play-free mounting, cross roller bearings offer greater precision than traditional roller bearings. They are used above all in tunnel boring machines and in conveyor technology.

Bearing designs with bolt connections are used when in the presence of a special adjacent construction. This is often the case with cranes.

Bearing designs with bayonet joints are used in the presence of a special adjacent construction. This is often the case with cranes.

Special forms of seals are always used whenever bearings are exposed to particularly harsh environmental conditions, and protect the slewing bearing, for example, from seawater penetration.

Double-row four-point bearings can support significantly higher loads than single-row four-point bearings, for an equivalent diameter. They are used in applications with high loads and restricted installation space, such as for rotor blade adjustments on wind turbines.

Double-row ball bearing slewing rings are distinguished by their high cost-effectiveness and their robust design. They are used, for example, in crane technology.