Rollway
YB Components are pleased to supply Rollway bearings to customers throughout the UK, providing reliable bearing solutions for a wide range of industrial, mechanical and engineering applications. Rollway bearings are designed to deliver dependable performance, durability, and smooth operation, making them suitable for use across a variety of machinery and equipment.
Rollway is a well-established, industrial-grade bearing brand that offers a very wide portfolio of roller and ball bearings. They're particularly strong in heavy-duty and large-scale industrial applications, with the engineering ability to support both high-volume standard bearings and custom, large or specialized designs.
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Rollway 1214 Self-Aligning Ball Bearing
Rollway 1214 £44.72 ex vat £53.66 inc. vat Add to cart
ROLLWAY 22220 MBW33 Spherical Roller Bearing
ROLLWAY 22220 £150.00 ex vat £180.00 inc. vat Add to cart
ROLLWAY 30224-A Single Row Tapered Roller Bearing 30224
30224-A £100.00 ex vat £120.00 inc. vat Add to cart
ROLLWAY 6226 Single Row Deep Groove Radial Bearing
6226 £60.00 ex vat £72.00 inc. vat Add to cart
ROLLWAY 7212B Single Row Angular Contact Bearing
ROLLWAY 7212B £30.00 ex vat £36.00 inc. vat Add to cartFrequently Asked Questions
What types of bearings does Rollway manufacture?
Cylindrical Radial Roller: Standard and extra-capacity designs (NU, NJ, NUP, N series) for high radial loads.
Cylindrical & Tapered Thrust: Single-acting, double-acting, and aligning styles for axial loads.
Tandem Thrust: Multi-stage designs (2 to 8 stages) for high load-to-envelope ratios.
Ball Bearings: Deep groove, self-aligning, and angular contact options.
Spherical Roller Bearings: Built with custom brass cages for heavy shock and vibratory loads.
What are Rollway bearings used for?
Common applications include:
- Steel and paper mills
- Mining and construction equipment
- Agricultural machinery
- Electric motors and gearboxes
- Pumps and material-handling systems
- Oil and gas equipment and other heavy industrial machinery
How can I tell if a bearing is failing?
Common warning signs include:
- Unusual grinding, rumbling or squealing noises
- Excessive vibration
- Abnormally high operating temperature
- Shaft looseness or excessive movement
- Visible pitting, corrosion or damaged rolling elements
Do bearings require lubrication?
Most conventional bearings require appropriate grease or oil lubrication, although the correct method depends on the specific design.
Grease lubrication is common for many general-purpose applications.
Oil lubrication may be suitable for higher speeds or specialised operating conditions.
Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for lubricant type, quantity and relubrication intervals. Don’t assume all bearings in the Rollway range share the same lubrication requirements.