Blade Bearings

Malloy is stocking upgraded blade bearings for several applications, and it continues to grow. In addition to upgraded 2 row 4 point blade bearings we also have the next generation T-SOLID in stock for the toughest of applications.

Blade bearings fail for various reasons. It's important to understand the cause of failure and install a replacement bearing that will last longer than the first. Each application of blade bearings offered has a specific set of upgrades for the known set of problems found on that turbine.

Blade bearings by application and solution

 

GE 2.x-127+m | T-Solid REQUIRED

 

GE 1.x-100+m | T-Solid Recommended

 

GE 1.85MW-87m XLE | T-Solid Recommended

 

Suzlon S88

 

GE 1.5MW SLE

 

Vestas V82

 

Vestas V90/V100/V110

 

Senvion MM92 | T-Solid Recommended

 

Gamesa G83 & G87

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