LYC railway bearing test technology has reached the international advance level(pic)
Recently, on the large high-speed railway bearing testing machine, the test mileage of LYC bearing for high-speed rail bearing which can run at speed up to 350 km/h has exceeded 1.08 million km.
The axle box bearing for railway passenger which can run at speed up to 350 km/h recently has smoothly completed 1 mllion km test organized by Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and Ministry of Finance. Now the product is being tested with the mileage of 1.2 million km according to the speed up to 380 km/h. It is predicted the test will be completed in early December.
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