Devin Ware from COC USA explains how to install the CXC CROSSLOC on undersized shafting.
One of his customers encountered this issue, and he wants to share the solution with everyone.
The QR code link pages for the CXC units have been updated accordingly.
We’ve added Take-Up housing sizes from 1-15/16” to 3” for now and will add larger sizes later.
The CXC4P22-407 is still going strong after 2 years, while the competitor’s units only lasted 6 to 8 weeks. The COC turtle just won’t die-built to last!
As seen in the video, it’s a very demanding application. We believe this dramatic improvement in lifespan is thanks to COC’s unique triple-lip self-aligning seal and the CROSSLOC locking system. The adapter-style locking design provides 360-degree clamping, delivering superior performance by resisting vibration without damaging the shaft. In contrast, conventional locknut systems are difficult to install correctly and often lead to improper mounting. With CROSSLOC, anyone can install the bearing easily and reliably, reducing the risk of installation errors and extending bearing life.
March 25-27, 2025 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.
This is feedback from Brazil.
Our CX2SN22-100 units have been running in chain mills for the last two years, while the competitor’s units last only one year.