Now Available with OCCLOC™ and Newly Added UC-Style Locking Options

To better support a wider range of customer needs, Saniline stainless bearing units are now available with both OCCLOC™ locking and traditional set-screw (UC-style) locking options.

The UC-style option offers a more cost-effective solution, making it easier to replace existing units while maintaining the same IP69K hygienic performance.

This provides:

• Greater compatibility with existing equipment

• More cost-effective replacement options

• Flexible locking options without compromising performance

The GEAPS Exchange exhibition was held in Kansas City, MO, USA.

We had a great number of visitors, and it was so busy that we are completely exhausted.
​Many visitors came after hearing that our labyrinth seal has been successful at other companies, and there was strong interest in the labyrinth seal. We believe it can contribute to extending service life.

The Saniline safety cover system has been patented. It features a simple mechanism that allows the cover to be locked and unlocked by a slight rotation using the bearing insertion opening of the housing.

There is no need to hammer the cover into place or pry it open with a screwdriver.

What makes this idea truly outstanding is that no additional machining is required for the cover. The cover can be installed on an as-cast housing without any modification.

The IPPE exhibition was held in Atlanta, GA, USA.

International visitors from Canada learning more about COC

This is feedback from Germany.
Saniline is typically used in food machinery, but this is an example from a car wash application. One of the major advantages of Saniline is its maintenance-free, relubrication-free design, which eliminates the risk of grease leaking from the bearing and contaminating vehicles.
With the bearings previously used, corrosion was also an issue. Since the machine is made of stainless steel, switching to Saniline has eliminated the corrosion problem as well.