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SWBTEC | Ningguo Swbtec Industry Co.,Ltd

slewing ring manufacturers

Ningguo Swbtec Industry Co.,Ltd manufactures slewing ring bearings across ball and roller structures, geared and gearless designs, and equipment-specific ranges. Review the production and inspection evidence, explore 11 specified products, then share your drawing and load cases for an engineering quotation.

Manufacturing scope and documented processes

SWBTEC’s product materials cover single-row ball, double-row ball, crossed-roller, and three-row roller slewing rings, including internal-gear, external-gear, and gearless versions. The documented series include QN, QW, and QU gear configurations; 130–134 three-row roller designs; and XU, CRB, CRBC, CRBH, XSU, RU, and RB precision crossed-roller families.

Its process documentation describes incoming forged-ring inspection, rough and finish machining, raceway induction hardening, gear and mounting-hole machining, assembly, and final measurements. The relevant question for a new order is whether those operations, their measurement range, and the proposed model match the approved drawing and production quantity.

Evidence to request from a slewing ring manufacturer

Qualify a manufacturer against the exact ring you intend to buy. An equipment list or generic quality statement says little about whether a particular diameter, gear, and running tolerance can be produced and measured consistently.

Capability to checkUseful evidenceDecision it supports
Ring and gear geometryModel drawing, machining range, tooth data, and inspection method.Fit with the bolt circles, pinion, and available envelope.
Raceway processHeat-treatment specification and measured hardness or hardening depth for the ordered design.Whether the load-bearing surface meets the agreed process target.
Assembly controlClearance, runout, and rotation measurements linked to the bearing.Whether the assembled ring meets its running requirements.
TraceabilityPart or serial identification tied to drawing revision and final report.Whether a delivered bearing can be matched to its acceptance record.

Agree on which records accompany the order before production. For replacement work, add the old bearing drawing, part number, and mating-machine details so the new ring is checked as an assembly interface.

Explore the specified product range

These are the 11 products supplied for this page. Each card links to its own product page; the exact dimensions, loads, and gear data belong to the selected model rather than to the product family as a whole.

Dark crossed-roller slewing bearing with a central opening and evenly spaced mounting holes.

High Precision Cross Roller Slewing Bearing

For rotary axes that require compact dimensions and controlled running accuracy. The product page covers precision crossed-roller series; confirm runout, preload, mounting accuracy, and load ratings against the selected model.

  • Series shownXU, CRB, CRBC, CRBH, XSU, RU, RB
  • Selection focusAccuracy and preload
Silver slewing ring with external teeth and mounting holes, shown at an angle.

Forest Equipment Slewing Bearing

For forestry machines and replacement programs. Use the machine model or existing part number with mounting dimensions to identify a compatible ring, then check the duty cycle and environmental protection.

  • ApplicationForest equipment
  • Matching inputMachine or part number
Steel crane slewing ring with external teeth and two circles of mounting holes.

Crane Slewing Bearing

For crane slewing assemblies, including models listed on the product page. Confirm axial and radial loads, overturning moment, bolt pattern, and gear interface for every governing lift case.

  • ApplicationCrane slewing
  • Matching inputLoad cases and mounting interface
Dark excavator slewing ring with internal teeth and circular mounting holes.

Excavator Slewing Bearing

For excavator swing assemblies and replacement work. Match the machine and existing ring details, then verify the mounting faces, bolt circles, gear mesh, and load case before ordering.

  • ApplicationExcavator swing assembly
  • Matching inputMachine and ring dimensions
Cutaway rendering of a double-row ball slewing bearing showing two rows of balls.

Double Row Ball Slewing Bearing

Two ball rows provide an alternative when a single-row design does not meet the load and envelope requirements. Review the load chart and installation support for the selected model.

  • Rolling elementsDouble-row ball
  • Selection focusLoad and envelope
Cutaway rendering of a three-row roller slewing bearing showing internal rolling elements.

Three Row Roller Slewing Bearing

Three roller rows separate major load components within the bearing. This architecture is a candidate for large, heavily loaded rotating equipment when the mounting structure is designed with it.

  • Rolling elementsThree-row roller
  • Selection focusHeavy combined loads
Gray slewing bearing ring with a smooth outer edge and no visible gear teeth.

Slewing Bearing Without Gear

A bearing ring without integral gear teeth for systems that drive rotation elsewhere. Confirm the selected structure and loads independently of the external drive method.

  • Gear configurationNo integral gear
  • Drive interfaceSeparate drive arrangement
Cutaway rendering of a crossed-roller slewing bearing with external gear teeth.

Cross Roller Slewing Bearing

Crossed rollers support combined loads with a relatively rigid bearing arrangement. Evaluate runout, preload, mounting flatness, and application loads for the specified model.

  • Rolling elementsCrossed rollers
  • Selection focusRigidity and running accuracy

From load cases to an approved production drawing

Start with the full load spectrum: axial and radial forces, overturning moment, shock events, rotation speed, duty cycle, and target life. A manufacturer can compare ball and roller architectures only after these values are tied to operating conditions, rather than one isolated peak load.

Define the interface next: outer diameter, bore, height, bolt circles, mounting faces, and structural stiffness. Geared designs also need tooth geometry, pinion position, backlash, and lubrication. For a replacement, provide the machine model, old part number, and current drawing or measured ring dimensions.

Before machining, approve a controlled drawing that identifies the selected model, ring orientation, gear and hole details, clearances, and acceptance measurements. If the machine load, mating structure, or drive changes later, review the selection and drawing revision before production continues.

What a recorded inspection can show

SWBTEC’s supplied inspection example for model 010.20.280 records dimensional and running measurements alongside raceway hardness. It gives a concrete view of the type of evidence an OEM can request for an ordered bearing.

Recorded checkRequired rangeMeasured result
Axial clearance0.04–0.20 mm0.15 mm
Radial clearance0.04–0.20 mm0.07–0.10 mm
Outer raceway hardnessHRC 55–62HRC 56.6
Inner raceway hardnessHRC 55–62HRC 55.1

Those results belong to the documented 010.20.280 item. Specify the applicable limits and reporting format for the model you order; a three-row roller or precision crossed-roller design may require different checks.

Define the production and delivery scope

A manufacturing quotation should identify the drawing revision, selected bearing and gear configuration, materials or heat treatment where specified, inspection deliverables, order quantity, and planned production lead time. Compare these terms alongside price so different suppliers are quoting the same build.

Confirm packaging, destination, delivery terms, and any one-time tooling or engineering charges before releasing the order. If a sample or first article is required, agree on its measurement plan and approval point before the remaining quantity is made.

Request a Slewing Ring Quote

Share your application, load cases, mounting dimensions, drawings, quantity, and delivery destination. Name a product above if you already have a candidate.

Include an existing part number or drawing revision for replacement inquiries.