FAQ & Sourcing Help Center

Send the current bearing model, full suffix or marking photo, quantity, application equipment, destination, and document requirements through the RFQ form. TFL Bearing can then review sourcing routes and quotation details.

Useful details include model number, suffix, cage type, clearance class, bore type, dimensions, brand being replaced, machine position, quantity, destination, packing needs, and certificate or inspection requirements.

Yes. TFL Bearing does not use a fixed MOQ for this site. Single large bearing requests, maintenance replacements, distributor stock orders, and multi-model BOMs can be reviewed by model, size, availability, destination, and shipment plan.

No fixed MOQ is used for this site. Quantity is reviewed together with bearing size, model availability, packing method, shipment route, and order documentation needs.

TFL can review 21300, 22200, 22300, 23000, 23100, 23200, 23900, 24000, and 24100 series routes, plus exact model pages such as 22218, 22220, 22222, 22315, 22318, 22320, and related sizes.

Yes. Application review can cover mining equipment, crushers, vibrating screens, steel mills, paper machines, industrial fans, blowers, gearboxes, compressors, and process equipment after the buyer sends operating details.

Yes. TFL can review spherical roller thrust bearings, cylindrical roller bearings, tapered roller bearings, split spherical roller bearings, mounted SRB units, and application-specific product routes when they are included in the same BOM or sourcing request.

Yes. Buyer-supplied brand and model references can be used to identify the existing bearing and prepare technical RFQ review. TFL Bearing is not affiliated with those brands and does not represent them.

No. Cross-reference review is a technical and sourcing intake step. Final fit should be reviewed against dimensions, suffix, clearance, cage, bore type, application load, speed, temperature, and buyer approval requirements.

Send the old bearing model, full suffix, marking photos, failed-part photos if available, equipment type, bearing position, operating environment, quantity, destination, and required inspection or compliance documents.

The certificate center provides available ISO quality, RoHS, REACH, and QIP-ASI265168 files for buyer review. Order-specific wording, document language, destination scope, and buyer templates should still be confirmed before quotation.

Supplier-side documents can be requested during RFQ. Availability depends on the selected bearing type, supplier route, order quantity, destination, and buyer document standard.

TFL can coordinate available inspection report scope, packing photos, label photos, model checks, quantity checks, and shipment document review after RFQ details and order requirements are clear.

Lead time should be confirmed by model, size, quantity, current availability, production route, inspection scope, documents, packing, and shipment plan before quotation is finalized.

Yes. TFL can review multi-model BOMs, mixed product lines, document needs, and consolidated export shipment routes when the buyer sends the model list, quantities, destination, and timing target.

Packing, labels, private-label notes, pallet needs, marking photos, and export document requirements can be reviewed before quotation. Send buyer templates or label files early in the RFQ process.

Spherical Bearing Hub is operated by TFL Bearing / Shandong Tefule Bearing Co., Ltd. The site focuses on spherical roller bearing sourcing, application review, replacement intake, quality documents, and RFQ lead capture.

TFL Bearing works as an industrial bearing supplier and supply-chain coordinator. Buyer audit scope, factory route, and supplier-side documents should be confirmed according to the selected order and RFQ details.

Start with the certificate center, then send the required document list, buyer template, validity requirements, language, destination, and deadline during RFQ. TFL can review available TFL files and coordinate supplier-side documents by order route.