Conveyor & power transmission bearings — plus the full industrial range for your plant
About Full Bearing Range Company
Full Bearing Range Company matches bearings, seals and housings to dust, heavy load and 24/7 duty. The goal is longer maintenance intervals and less unplanned downtime on your belt line and across your plant.
One supplier
Conveyor units and general plant bearings on the same order
What we supply
Full Bearing Range Company supplies bearings and mounted units for belt conveyors, bucket elevators, roller conveyors and power transmission, plus the general industrial bearings the rest of your plant runs on. Both ship together, so you have one quote, one shipment and one invoice.
Specialist line Units built for pulleys, take-ups and drive shafts under dust, load and continuous duty.
Full plant range For pumps, motors, gearboxes and workshop equipment elsewhere in your plant.
How we work
Every recommendation starts from where the bearing runs: how much dust, how much load, how many hours. We pick the series, the seal and the housing to suit that duty.
Note 01 · Selection
Note 02 · Sealing
Note 03 · Housing & fitting
Who we serve
Full Bearing Range Company supplies operators whose conveyors move heavy, abrasive or bulk material every day, and the contractors who maintain them.
Markets
Customers who have reviewed Full Bearing Range Company run quarries, ports, grain terminals, cement plants, warehouses and maintenance contracts in six countries.
Who we work with
A bearing decision passes through maintenance, reliability, purchasing and often an outside contractor. Here is how we support each of them.
Reviews failure history and decides what to upgrade.
Checks load ratings, seal types and expected service life.
Confirms unit references, quantities and delivery dates.
Needs conveyor know-how and the full bearing range from one source.
Our commitment
When your current spec keeps failing, we will tell you. We propose the upgrade, and nothing changes without your approval.
01
Repeat failure flagged
Same position, same failure: we review the seal and the series.
02
Upgrade proposed
A specific alternative, with the reason for the change.
03
Buyer approves
Every change is confirmed by you before it ships.
Customer reviews
An aggregate producer, a maintenance contractor and a cement plant on dusty conveyors, mixed orders and shutdown deadlines.
"We replaced all the pillow block units on our main aggregate conveyor with upgraded-seal bearings from this supplier. After six months of dusty operation, not a single unit has failed. We also source our general plant bearings from them now — one supplier for everything."
Michael Dlamini
Dlamini Quarry & Aggregates · South Africa
"As a conveyor maintenance contractor, we need a supplier that understands conveyor duty cycles and also carries the full bearing range. This one gives us solid technical advice and reliable delivery across every product category."
Marco Bianchi
Bianchi Manutenzione Trasportatori · Italy
"We ordered a bulk set of conveyor pulley bearings plus general machinery bearings for our annual shutdown project. Every reference matched our specification, the shipment arrived ahead of the outage date, and our maintenance team completed the job on schedule."
Sergey Petrov
Ural Cement Plant · Russia
Where we are
Full Bearing Range Company ships to conveyor operators worldwide from Liaocheng, Shandong.
FAQ
Yes. Full Bearing Range Company supplies conveyor units together with deep groove, angular contact, thrust and precision bearings, housings, sleeves, seals and lubricants. Everything can ship on the same order, which simplifies purchasing and reconciliation.
Yes. Send photos of the unit along with its mounting dimensions and bolt spacing. We match it to a direct replacement and can quote matching bearings for nearby equipment at the same time.
That depends on the dust level, moisture and cleaning routine at the position. Tell us the environment and we recommend a seal configuration to suit it. If the current seal keeps failing, we propose an upgrade for your approval.
Next step
Tell us the conveyor position, the bearing or unit reference, shaft size, mounting, operating environment and quantity. If you don't have a part number, send photos and mounting dimensions instead.
