Enden develops wheel bearings with low material usage during light weight machining

Endian developed a resource-saving lightweight wheel bearing. The weight is approximately 10% less than the original product calculated for the entire hub bearing. Reduced burrs and chips. By increasing the material yield during processing, the total amount of material used for the hub and outer wheel is reduced by 20%. The goal is to achieve annual sales of 10 billion yen in 2010.

A metal oxide film such as a forged surface is attached to the chamfered portion and the depressed portion of the original cutting process. In addition, the position of the originally rounded flange protruding outward from the stud bolt exhibits a shape different from the conventional one. The Wheel Pilot is not a one-week continuous type, but is divided into five fixed bolts.