Daniel Fu
Bearing Sales Manager, FULI
Profile
Daniel Fu is the Bearing Sales Manager at FULI.
He has 20+ years of experience in the bearing industry.
He handles buyer inquiries and quotations.
| Name | Daniel Fu |
|---|---|
| Role | Bearing Sales Manager |
| Company | FULI |
| Experience | 20+ years in the bearing industry |
| Contact | Request a Quote |
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Articles by Daniel Fu
- Brass Cage Bearing Samples: Weigh Them Before You Order · A brass cage bearing sample can look and measure right with a hollow cage inside. How we caught one in 2016 and how to check samples before you order.
- Bearing Brinelling: Mounting Damage, Transit Damage or a Bad Batch? · Bearing brinelling leaves dents at ball spacing. How to tell mounting dents from false brinelling and a bad batch, and how to mount the next bearing.
- Bearing HS Code: 8482 for Ball, Tapered and Spherical Bearings, 8483 for Pillow Blocks · Six-digit HS codes for ball and roller bearings, pillow blocks, housings and parts, and what to check with a broker before you import.
- GCr15 vs 52100, SUJ2 and 100Cr6: One Bearing Steel, Four Names on a Spec Sheet · GCr15 vs 52100 bearing steel: GB, ASTM, JIS and EN composition limits side by side, where they differ and what to check on a material certificate.
- Static vs Dynamic Load Rating: What C and C0 Mean on a Bearing Spec Sheet · Static vs dynamic load: what C and C0 mean, how the dynamic load gives L10 bearing life, when the static load decides size, with real catalog rows.
- UCP, UCF, UCFL and UCT Bearing Full Form: What Each Letter Means · UCP bearing full form: a set screw insert in a P pillow block housing. What UCF, UCFL and UCT mean, plus the series digit, bore code and suffix letters.
- Bearing Steel Hardness Test: A 2007 Case on a 48548/10 Order · In 2007 a Pakistani buyer sent us a cheaper sample for a 48548/10 order. A hardness check, not a look or a spin, showed it was not bearing steel.
- Types of Hub Bearings Used in Agricultural Machinery · Disc harrow bearings with square or round bores, flanged disc hubs, tapered roller pairs and hex bore bearings: where each fits and how to identify one.
- Insert Bearing Inner Ring Size: A 2013 Case We Walked Away From · In 2013 a distributor forwarded a rival's signed PI at a price we could not match. We let the order go. It came back with an undersize inner ring.
- Thrust Bearing Types, Sizes and How to Specify One · How a thrust bearing takes axial load, the thrust bearing types from ball and cylindrical to spherical and thrust needle, and how to select the right one.
- Carrier Bearing Guide: Parts, Wear Signs and Inquiry Specs · What a driveshaft carrier bearing (center support bearing) is made of, the ball bearing inside, wear signs, replacement cost and the specs for a fitment.
- Z2V2 Bearing Codes: Noise Grades Are Not Precision Classes · A z2v2 code grades bearing vibration and noise, not precision. What Z1V1, Z2V2 and Z3V3 mean. Why a P class is a separate spec, and how to write both.
- AC Compressor Bearing Noise: A Case From the Canton Fair · Why a car ac compressor bearing can be too noisy, how to tell a bad clutch pulley bearing from the compressor, and the nine sizes we supply.
- 51108 Bearing Dimensions and Matching the Spec to the Duty · 51108 bearing dimensions: 40 x 60 x 13 mm (1.575 x 2.362 x 0.512 in). How it differs from 51208 and 81108, and which washer goes on the shaft.
- How to Choose a Wheel Hub Bearing: Tube vs Forged Rings · How to choose a wheel bearing or hub assembly: the three hub generations, tube vs forged rings, replacement signs and what to put in an inquiry.
- Bearing Lubrication Guide: How Much Grease Is Right · Why too much grease causes as many problems as too little, the general fill rules for sealed and open bearings, and one order we got wrong.
- Bearing Internal Clearance: Why Tighter Is Not Better · What bearing internal clearance is, the C2, CN, C3 and C4 groups with real numbers, and two orders that show why a tight bearing is not a mark of precision.
- Ball Bearing vs Roller Bearing: How to Choose · Ball bearing vs roller bearing: the practical difference in contact geometry, load direction and speed, and where each one is normally used.