Request a Cross Roller Bearing Quote

Send the bearing model, dimensions, drawing or photo, application, quantity, timing, and any inspection, export document, packaging, or consolidated shipment needs.

Model or markingBore / OD / widthDrawing or photoApplication and quantityDocument or shipment need

Send RFQ Details

Attach PDF, JPG, PNG, WEBP, ZIP, DXF, or DWG files (5 MB each, 10 MB total). Email [email protected] remains available as the fallback path.

Engineering validation

RFQ Intake Validation Requirements

The RFQ page acts as the engineering and sourcing intake gate. TFL reviews evidence before quotation so the request can be routed to product selection, replacement, cross-reference, custom feasibility, document support, or consolidated procurement review.

Model / drawing

Confirm the starting evidence

TFL uses model, marking, drawing, photo, or measured dimensions to decide the first review route.

Preload / rigidity

Verify stiffness and torque needs

Preload mismatch can change heat, torque, accuracy, and service life before quotation.

Application

Map load and motion condition

CNC, robotics, rotary, grinding, and inspection uses can require different validation depth.

Quantity / timing

Define quote and sourcing scope

Prototype, maintenance, batch, BOM, and consolidated shipment requests can lead to different sourcing and confirmation paths.

RFQ evidence

Practical RFQ Checklist

A complete RFQ should separate confirmed data from open questions. These details help TFL validate the route before price and lead time are prepared.

Send Drawing for Review
  • Bearing model, partial code, or marking photo.
  • Bore, outside diameter, width, mounting holes, and available installation dimensions.
  • Drawing, photo, BOM line, or measured sketch.
  • Application, machine position, load direction, and motion cycle.
  • Preload, torque behavior, rigidity, runout, or accuracy requirement.
  • Quantity, target timing, document needs, and contact details.
Review workflow

What Happens After Submission

The review path is model/drawing evidence, engineering validation, fit or feasibility check, then quotation decision.

01

Send evidence

Send model, drawing, dimensions, photo, application, quantity, timing, and document needs.

02

TFL validates the route

TFL reviews preload, rigidity, mounting, load direction, speed, heat, environment, sourcing options, and inspection or document scope.

03

Quotation decision

Price and lead time are prepared after the model, drawing, quantity, and application context are validated.

FAQ

A model code can start the review, but quotation depends on validated dimensions, application context, quantity, and any preload or document requirements.