LRL-V
Name
- Azimuth Bearing for Remote Controlled Weapon Station (RCWS)
- Azimuth mounting of gun mounts (ring mounts)
- Vertical fixed mount for turret guns
Advantages
- Low frictional torque
- Can transmit tilting moment load
- Internal or external toothing possible
- Surface treatment can be adapted to STANAG requirements
LRL-K
Name
- Azimuth Bearing for Remote Controlled Weapon Station (RCWS)
- Lateral pivot bearing for turrets or radar systems
- Vertical fixed bearing for turrets
Advantages
- High tilting rigidity
- High concentricity of the gearing
- Surface treatment adaptable to STANAG requirements
- Hybrid design possible
LRL-R
Name
- Vertical floating bearing for turrets
Advantages
- Axial displacement from the zero position for length compensation
- Mounting interface adaptable to adjacent construction
- High radial rigidity
LRL-D
Name
- Azimuth bearings for turrets
- Altitude bearings for turrets
Advantages
- High static axial loads possible
- Transfering axial- and radial forces and tilting moments
- Higher tilting rigidity than comparable LRL-K raceway bearing
- Uniform frictional torque, even with twisted adjacent construction
LRL-A2R
Name
- Stationary gun turrets
Advantages
- For applications with an requirement of high static and dynamic loads
- Very high stiffnesses (even higher compared to LRL-D)
- Design with the highest load ratings and therefore designed for high loads
- Highest rigidity values in axial and radial direction, as well as tilting rigidity
Further Fields of Application
Land Systems
- Elevation Bearing
- Side Pivot Bearing Tower Bearing
- Weapon Stations (RCWS)
- Ammunition Feed Bearing
- Periscope Bearing
- Mine Clearance Device Bearing
Marine Systems
- Elevation Bearing
- Ammunition Feed Bearing
- Fire Control Unit Bearing
- Periscope Hoisting Device Bearing
- Sonar Equipment Bearing
Aircraft Systems
- Electro-Optical Systems
- Weapon Stations
Stationary Installations
- Radar systems
- Computer Tomographs
- Baggage Scanners
- Telescope Antennas
