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TCC IV Series Long Travel Full Line

 

 

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The TCC-IV long travel constant contact side bearings feature a more durable, heat-resistant design to maximize the life of your side bearings under the most demanding high-speed, high-mileage applications.

  • Housing vents and insulator provide superior heat dispersion increasing the life of the side bearing.

  • Anti-rotational lugs improve rotational resistance and maximize energy absorption, resulting in higher hunting thresholds.

  • Patented TecsPak springs provide excellent vertical energy absorption for car body roll control.

  • Simple 3-piece design makes these side bearings easy to install and maintain.

  • Color coded insulators for quick identification.

  • 5/8" travel from 5-1/16" set-up height.

  • TCC-IV side bearings allow railcars to run at higher speeds with reduced truck and wheel wear.

Constant Contact Side Bearing Typical Car Applications Preload
TCC-IV-30 LT
  • Light Spine Cars
3,000 lbs.
TCC-IV-45 LT
  • Aluminum Open Top Hoppers
  • Aluminum Gondolas
  • Articulated Double Stack - Articulated Connection
  • Spine Cars
4,500 lbs.
TCC-IV-60 LT
  • Aluminum Covered Hoppers
  • Aluminum Open Top Hoppers
  • General Purpose 89' Flat Cars
  • Centerbeam Cars
  • Gondolas / Coil Cars
  • All Tank Cars
  • Stand Alone Well Cars
  • Drawbar Connected Well
  • Articulated Double Stack - End Connection
  • Steel Covered Hoppers
  • Steel Open Top Coal Cars
  • All Box Cars
  • Bulkhead Flat Cars
  • Autorack Cars
6,000 lbs.
TCC-IV-80 LT
  • Steel Covered Hoppers
  • Steel Open Top Coal Cars
  • All Box Cars
  • Bulkhead Flat Cars
  • Autorack Cars
8,000 lbs.


The constant contact side bearing can support no more than 85% of the body weight. The maximum side bearing preload that can be utilized for a given car design is calculated by dividing the car body weight by four and multiplying by 85% (AAR Specification M-948-77). The body weight equates to the light weight minus truck weight.

 

 
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