Milwaukee Bearing & Machining: Precision Engineering at Its Finest

Milwaukee Bearing & Machining, a leading provider of precision bearings and machined components, has been serving industries worldwide for over 70 years. With a reputation for excellence and a commitment to innovation, the company has established itself as a trusted partner for businesses that demand the highest quality products and services.

A Legacy of Excellence

Since its inception in 1945, Milwaukee Bearing & Machining has consistently exceeded industry standards. The company's unwavering commitment to quality has earned it numerous accolades, including:

• ISO 9001:2015 certification
• AS9100D certification (certificate number 573621)
• NADCAP accreditation for heat treating (certificate number 1303911)

Comprehensive Product Portfolio

Milwaukee Bearing & Machining offers a comprehensive portfolio of precision bearings and machined components, catering to a wide range of industries, including:

• Aerospace
• Defense
• Medical
• Industrial
• Automotive

The company's product offerings include:

• Ball bearings
• Roller bearings
• Plain bearings
• Linear bearings
• Custom-engineered bearings
• Precision machined components

Advanced Manufacturing Capabilities

Milwaukee Bearing & Machining utilizes state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment and processes to ensure the highest quality products. The company's facilities are equipped with:

• CNC machining centers
• Turning centers
• Grinding machines
• Heat treatment furnaces
• Metrology equipment

Unsurpassed Customer Service

Milwaukee Bearing & Machining is committed to providing exceptional customer service. The company's dedicated team of engineers and technical support staff is readily available to assist customers with product selection, application design, and troubleshooting.

Case Studies: Innovation in Action

Milwaukee Bearing & Machining has a proven track record of delivering innovative solutions to complex engineering challenges. Here are some examples of how the company's expertise has benefited customers:

Case Study 1: Aerospace Bearing for Extreme Environments

A leading aerospace manufacturer required a bearing capable of withstanding the extreme temperatures and harsh conditions found in space. Milwaukee Bearing & Machining designed and manufactured a custom-engineered bearing using advanced materials and coatings, ensuring reliable performance in this demanding application.

Case Study 2: Medical Device Bearing for Precision Surgery

A medical device manufacturer needed a bearing that could provide smooth, precise motion for a surgical robot. Milwaukee Bearing & Machining developed a miniature ball bearing with ultra-low friction, enabling the robot to perform delicate procedures with accuracy and precision.

Case Study 3: Industrial Bearing for Harsh Duty Applications

A heavy-duty industrial manufacturer required a bearing that could withstand shock loads and high temperatures in a corrosive environment. Milwaukee Bearing & Machining recommended a specialized roller bearing with a robust design and protective coatings, extending the bearing's lifespan and reducing maintenance costs.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

When selecting and using precision bearings, it is important to avoid common mistakes that can compromise performance and safety. Here are some tips to help you avoid these pitfalls:

• Incorrect bearing selection: Choosing the wrong bearing for an application can lead to premature failure and downtime. Consider factors such as load capacity, speed, temperature, and environmental conditions.
• Improper installation: Incorrect installation can damage bearings and affect their performance. Follow manufacturer's instructions carefully and use proper tools and techniques.
• Insufficient lubrication: Bearings require proper lubrication to reduce friction and wear. Use the recommended lubricant type and quantity to ensure optimal performance.
• Overloading: Exceeding the bearing's load capacity can shorten its lifespan and cause failure. Determine the appropriate load for the bearing and avoid overloading it.
• Contamination: Contaminants such as dirt, dust, and moisture can compromise bearing performance. Protect bearings from contamination and regularly inspect and clean them.

Call to Action

Partner with Milwaukee Bearing & Machining today to experience precision engineering at its finest. With our commitment to quality, innovation, and customer service, we are here to meet your most demanding bearing and machining needs. Contact us for a consultation or to discuss your project requirements.

Appendix

Table 1: Bearing Load Capacity by Type

Table 2: Bearing Speeds by Type

Table 3: Bearing Materials by Application

Interesting Stories from the World of Milwaukee Bearing & Machining

Story 1: The Case of the Mysterious Squeak

A customer called Milwaukee Bearing & Machining to report a mysterious squeak coming from a bearing in their production line. After inspecting the bearing, the engineer discovered that a small piece of metal had become lodged between the balls. Removing the metal solved the problem, and the production line was back up and running smoothly.

Lesson learned: Even small contaminants can have a big impact on bearing performance.

Story 2: The Importance of Proper Lubrication

A customer experienced premature failure of a bearing in their industrial equipment. Upon inspection, the engineer found that the bearing had not been properly lubricated. The customer had assumed that the bearing was self-lubricating, but this was not the case. Providing the bearing with proper lubrication extended its lifespan significantly.

Lesson learned: Always follow manufacturer's instructions for lubrication to ensure optimal bearing performance.

Story 3: The Power of Precision

A customer required a bearing with extremely tight tolerances for a precision instrument. Milwaukee Bearing & Machining was able to manufacture the bearing to the exact specifications required, ensuring that the instrument performed accurately and reliably.

Lesson learned: Precision engineering can make all the difference in the performance of your equipment.