Product Series for Food Hygiene
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Rolling Bearings & Bearing Units
Bearings with Solid Grease for Food Machinery
Bearings with solid grease type P-06 boasts a high degree of safety because its heat-solidifying grease for food machinery is composed of food-grade lubricating grease that complies with the USDA's H-1 standard (permitting contact with food) and super molecular weight polyethylene approved according to an FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) standard.
(Ref. catalog "Food Machinery Component Guide" CAT. No. 9209/E etc.)
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Prelubricated Bearings for Food Machinery
This bearing type provides a high degree of safety, as it is filled with lubricating grease (high-temp food-grade grease) compliant with the USDA's H-1 standard.
(Ref. catalog "Food Machinery Component Guide" CAT. No. 9209/E etc.)
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Precision Resins (BEAREE products)
This product group covers a wide range of food processing applications. BEAREE products are made from fluorine resin-based super engineered plastic and sliding elastomer. These products are available as plain bearings, seals, and blades.
(Ref. catalog "Food Machinery Component Guide" CAT. No. 9209/E etc.)
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Parts Feeders
NTN parts feeders ensure hygienic environments while accommodating the essential functions of automatic food processing lines - storage, alignment, and supply.
(Ref. catalog "Food Machinery Component Guide" CAT. No. 9209/E etc.)
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Feedscrews
The full line of NTN feedscrew products efficiently converts rotary motion into linear motion by combining polyimide, stainless steel, and corrosion-proof coatings.
(Ref. catalog "Food Machinery Component Guide" CAT. No. 9209/E etc.)
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