Product List

Single-Row Deep Groove Ball Bearings

Single-row deep groove ball bearings are the most common type of rolling bearings. They are used in a wide variety of applications, including electric motors, gearboxes, and automotive components.

Pressed Steel Cages

The most common type of cage for single-row deep groove ball bearings is pressed steel. This type of cage is lightweight and cost-effective, making it ideal for many applications.

Machined Brass Cages

For high-speed applications or applications where high precision is required, machined brass cages may be used. This type of cage is more expensive than pressed steel, but it offers better performance in these demanding applications.

Extra Small Ball Bearings and Miniature Ball Bearings

Extra small ball bearings and miniature ball bearings are designed for use in small devices, such as instruments and medical equipment. These bearings are available in a variety of sizes and styles to meet the specific requirements of different applications.

Maximum-Type Ball Bearings

Maximum-type ball bearings contain a larger number of balls than normal deep groove ball bearings. This gives them a higher load capacity, making them ideal for applications where high loads are present.

Magneto Bearings

Magneto bearings are a type of single-row deep groove ball bearing that is specifically designed for use in magnetos. These bearings have a shallower inner groove than standard deep groove ball bearings, which allows them to operate at higher speeds.

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Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Single-row angular contact ball bearings are designed to sustain significant axial loads in one direction together with radial loads. They are often used in the main spindles of machine tools, for which high running accuracy is required.

The cages for angular contact ball bearings with a contact angle of 30° (Symbol A) or 40° (Symbol B) are in accordance with Table 1. Depending on the application, machined synthetic resin cages or molded polyamide resin cages are also used.

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Matched angular contact ball bearings are a combination of two single-row angular contact ball bearings with different contact angles. This combination provides a high level of rigidity and allows for the precise control of axial movement.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-row angular contact ball bearings are basically a back-to-back mounting of two single-row angular contact ball bearings. They can sustain axial loads in both directions and are good at carrying moments. This type is used as fixed-end bearings.

Four-Point Contact Ball Bearings

Four-point contact ball bearings have an inner ring that is split radially into two pieces. This design allows one bearing to sustain significant axial loads in either direction. The contact angle is 35°, so the axial load capacity is high. This type is suitable for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial loads are high.

The cages for all of these bearings are made of high-quality materials that are designed to provide long-lasting performance.

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Thrust Ball Bearings

Thrust ball bearings are designed to sustain axial loads but no radial loads. They are available in two designs: single direction and double direction.

• Single-direction thrust ball bearings are available with flat seats or aligning seats. Aligning seats can accommodate initial misalignments in an assembly.

• Double-direction thrust ball bearings have two rows of balls and can sustain axial loads in both directions.

Features:

• High-quality steel with ultra-clean surface finish for extended bearing life.

• Advanced grease technology for extended grease life and performance.

• High-grade balls for quiet and smooth operation even at high speed.

• Optional seating rings to take initial misalignment.

Benefits:

• Increased bearing life up to 80%.

• Extended grease life and performance.

• Quiet and smooth operation even at high speed.

• Tolerance for initial misalignment in an assembly.

Bearing Size Chart