Abstract: A rolling, sliding part is made from a bearing steel, and the rolling, sliding surface thereof has a surface layer portion which is 56 to 64 in Rockwell C hardness, up to 12 vol. % in retained austenite content and 4 to 6 degrees in the X-ray half value width of martensite. Even if made from a common bearing steel, the rolling, sliding part is reduced in the likelihood of developing a WEA or like fatigue structure, consequently exhibiting a prolonged rolling, sliding life for use under severe conditions involving a high temperature, high speed, high load or high vibration.

Abstract: A sealing device for a rolling bearing includes: a seal mounting groove formed to a shoulder of a raceway groove of a fixed ring; a circumferential step formed to a shoulder of the raceway groove of the rotational ring; and an annular resilient sealing member fit into the seal mounting groove, a sealing lip of the sealing member being brought into contact with a lateral surface of the circumferential step. The sealing member includes a fluoro resin and 10-60 parts by weight of a filler based on 100 parts by weight of the fluoro resin, and the filler includes a first filler having a Mohs hardness of 6 or more and 8 or less in amount of 25%-75% by weight or less of the filler, and a second filler having a Mohs hardness of less than 6 as the remaining portion.

Abstract: A rolling, sliding part is made from a bearing steel, and the rolling, sliding surface thereof has a surface layer portion which is 56 to 64 in Rockwell C hardness, up to 12 vol. % in retained austenite content and 4 to 6 degrees in the X-ray half value width of martensite. Even if made from a common bearing steel, the rolling, sliding part is reduced in the likelihood of developing a WEA or like fatigue structure, consequently exhibiting a prolonged rolling, sliding life for use under severe conditions involving a high temperature, high speed, high load or high vibration.

Abstract: A sealing device for a rolling bearing includes: a seal mounting groove formed to a shoulder of a raceway groove of a fixed ring; a circumferential step formed to a shoulder of the raceway groove of the rotational ring; and an annular resilient sealing member fit into the seal mounting groove, a sealing lip of the sealing member being brought into contact with a lateral surface of the circumferential step.

Abstract: A joint structure of an annular member and a shaft member softer than the former is produced by(a) providing a shaft member with an oil spreading over its circumference, the shaft member having a plurality of discrete grooves, on its circumference in an inclined angular configuration about the axis of the shaft member, and(b) press fitting the annular member to the bore of the annular member with an interference such that the inner periphery of the annular member bore meshingly expands into the grooves. Press fitting proceeds under resilient deformation of the inner periphery of the annular member in the boundary friction state. A continuous oil film remains on the mating surfaces while securing firm joint.