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Dec 16, 2024The heavy-duty slewing bearing with special structure has the shell painted. They will be shipped to Europe soon.Play video 
Dec 15, 2024This is a slewing bearing that has been used for more than 8 years. We helped the customer to perform a comprehensive maintenance on it. We reprocessed the raceways and replaced all the internal rolling elements. Now, it is not much different…Play video 
Dec 14, 2024Induction hardening is primarily used to improve the hardness and wear resistance of the tooth surface of slewing bearings while maintaining the toughness of the tooth core. Through rapid heating and quenching, a high-hardness martensitic layer forms on the tooth surface, enhancing…Play video 
Dec 13, 2024Cleaning the iron filings in the installation holes is a very important inspection step.Play video 
Dec 12, 2024Heavy-duty slewing bearing with double-row roller structure, made of 42CrMo.Play video 
Dec 11, 2024Chamfer of the inner ring mounting hole of the slewing bearingPlay video 
Dec 10, 2024This batch of slewing bearings is part of an order from a Finnish client we’ve partnered with for nearly a decade. The design is quite unique, featuring double-row rollers and a top cover in addition to the upper and lower rings. Over…Play video 
Dec 10, 2024This batch of slewing bearings is part of an order from a Finnish client we’ve partnered with for nearly a decade. The design is quite unique, featuring double-row rollers and a top cover in addition to the upper and lower rings. Over…Play video 
Dec 7, 2024If you delete something but don't find yourself having to add it back later, it means you haven't deleted enough. Because in practice, people always keep too many unnecessary things for fear of deleting too much, resulting in huge waste.Play video FROM DRAWING TO DELIVERY
A controlled route from technical review to final release
Each stage has a defined purpose, responsible team, and production record.
Drawing review
Confirm dimensions, interfaces, loads, gear data, and open technical points before release.
Material control
Verify material grade, supplier records, identification, and incoming condition for the production order.
Precision machining
Control turning, drilling, raceway, and gear operations against the approved manufacturing route.
Heat treatment
Apply the specified raceway and gear hardening process with documented control and verification.
Assembly & inspection
Check fit, clearance, rotation, runout, backlash where required, lubrication, and release records.
Packing & delivery
Complete marking, corrosion protection, documentation, and export packing for the agreed shipment route.
WHY OEM BUYERS CHOOSE MERYDOM
Practical controls for custom and repeat supply
Six points that help engineering and purchasing teams qualify the manufacturing route quickly.
OEM customizationDrawing- and application-based manufacturing
Engineering reviewOpen technical points checked before release
Material traceabilityMaterial and order records remain linked
Heat-treatment controlRaceway and gear routes matched to requirements
Stable production follow-upClear status from order review to shipment
Export-ready deliveryIdentification, protection, packing, and documents
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Inside the MERYDOM workshop
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MANUFACTURING NOTES
How MERYDOM controls custom production
Concise manufacturing context for engineering, quality, and purchasing review.
Manufacturing built around OEM requirements
MERYDOM manufactures custom slewing bearings from customer drawings, existing bearing data, and application requirements. Engineering, purchasing, machining, heat treatment, assembly, and inspection teams work from the same approved technical basis. This keeps materials, dimensions, identification, process requirements, and inspection records aligned from order review through final release, including repeat orders and controlled engineering changes.
Engineering review before production
Before production starts, our engineering team reviews envelope dimensions, mounting interfaces, gear data, hole patterns, operating orientation, lubrication, seals, clearance, and available load information. Open technical points are confirmed before machining. For custom slewing bearings, the review may also define material, heat-treatment route, inspection characteristics, marking, documentation, and other controls needed for a practical manufacturing plan.
Quality control linked to production records
Quality control is integrated into the production route rather than limited to final inspection. Material records, machining dimensions, heat-treatment results, raceway and gear checks, assembly controls, rotation, runout, marking, and final release records remain linked to the production order. Inspection depth is adjusted to the drawing, application risk, and agreed customer documentation requirements.
A practical manufacturing partner for global supply
MERYDOM supports overseas OEMs, equipment manufacturers, distributors, and maintenance organizations with direct technical communication and stable production follow-up. We can work from drawings, bearing numbers, samples, or application data. Export preparation includes identification, corrosion protection, suitable packing, and agreed commercial and quality documents, while daily factory videos and workshop photographs provide visible evidence of active production.
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