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Fluid Bearings

Angular Contact Bearings

Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings (Pressed Steel Cages & Machined Brass Cages)

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Four-Point-Contact Ball Bearings

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ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Angular contact ball bearings feature a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction at the same time as radial loads. Since an axial component is generated when radial load is applied, these bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
 

The structure of Single-Row Angular Contact Ball row angular contact ball bearings, particularly in the main spindles of machine tools where high running accuracy is crucial.
Bearings with a contact angle of 30° (A) or 40° (B) typically use pressed steel, molded resin, or machined brass cages, though machined synthetic resin or specialized polyamide resin cages are used for certain applications.

Matched angular contact ball bearings come in a variety of arrangment types to suit loads in a particular application.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings A back-to-back paired mounting of single-row angular contact ball bearings is turned into a bearing with a single inner ring and outer ring. Double-row angular contact ball bearings are often used as fixed-end bearings as they can sustain axial loads in both directions and have the capacity to take moment loads.
These bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Four-point-contact ball bearings feature an inner ring split into two pieces. Just one of these bearings can sustain significant axial loads in both directions.
A contact angle of 35° allows for high axial load capacity. This type is suited for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial load is high.
These bearings feature machined brass cages.

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Plain Bearings

Angular Contact Bearings

Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings (Pressed Steel Cages & Machined Brass Cages)

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Four-Point-Contact Ball Bearings

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ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Angular contact ball bearings feature a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction at the same time as radial loads. Since an axial component is generated when radial load is applied, these bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
 

The structure of Single-Row Angular Contact Ball row angular contact ball bearings, particularly in the main spindles of machine tools where high running accuracy is crucial.
Bearings with a contact angle of 30° (A) or 40° (B) typically use pressed steel, molded resin, or machined brass cages, though machined synthetic resin or specialized polyamide resin cages are used for certain applications.

Matched angular contact ball bearings come in a variety of arrangment types to suit loads in a particular application.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings A back-to-back paired mounting of single-row angular contact ball bearings is turned into a bearing with a single inner ring and outer ring. Double-row angular contact ball bearings are often used as fixed-end bearings as they can sustain axial loads in both directions and have the capacity to take moment loads.
These bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Four-point-contact ball bearings feature an inner ring split into two pieces. Just one of these bearings can sustain significant axial loads in both directions.
A contact angle of 35° allows for high axial load capacity. This type is suited for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial load is high.
These bearings feature machined brass cages.

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Tapered Roller Bearings

Angular Contact Bearings

Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings (Pressed Steel Cages & Machined Brass Cages)

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Four-Point-Contact Ball Bearings

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ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Angular contact ball bearings feature a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction at the same time as radial loads. Since an axial component is generated when radial load is applied, these bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
 

The structure of Single-Row Angular Contact Ball row angular contact ball bearings, particularly in the main spindles of machine tools where high running accuracy is crucial.
Bearings with a contact angle of 30° (A) or 40° (B) typically use pressed steel, molded resin, or machined brass cages, though machined synthetic resin or specialized polyamide resin cages are used for certain applications.

Matched angular contact ball bearings come in a variety of arrangment types to suit loads in a particular application.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings A back-to-back paired mounting of single-row angular contact ball bearings is turned into a bearing with a single inner ring and outer ring. Double-row angular contact ball bearings are often used as fixed-end bearings as they can sustain axial loads in both directions and have the capacity to take moment loads.
These bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Four-point-contact ball bearings feature an inner ring split into two pieces. Just one of these bearings can sustain significant axial loads in both directions.
A contact angle of 35° allows for high axial load capacity. This type is suited for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial load is high.
These bearings feature machined brass cages.

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Spherical Roller Bearings

Angular Contact Bearings

Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings (Pressed Steel Cages & Machined Brass Cages)

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Four-Point-Contact Ball Bearings

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ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Angular contact ball bearings feature a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction at the same time as radial loads. Since an axial component is generated when radial load is applied, these bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
 

The structure of Single-Row Angular Contact Ball row angular contact ball bearings, particularly in the main spindles of machine tools where high running accuracy is crucial.
Bearings with a contact angle of 30° (A) or 40° (B) typically use pressed steel, molded resin, or machined brass cages, though machined synthetic resin or specialized polyamide resin cages are used for certain applications.

Matched angular contact ball bearings come in a variety of arrangment types to suit loads in a particular application.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings A back-to-back paired mounting of single-row angular contact ball bearings is turned into a bearing with a single inner ring and outer ring. Double-row angular contact ball bearings are often used as fixed-end bearings as they can sustain axial loads in both directions and have the capacity to take moment loads.
These bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Four-point-contact ball bearings feature an inner ring split into two pieces. Just one of these bearings can sustain significant axial loads in both directions.
A contact angle of 35° allows for high axial load capacity. This type is suited for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial load is high.
These bearings feature machined brass cages.

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Cylindrical Roller Bearings

Angular Contact Bearings

Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings (Pressed Steel Cages & Machined Brass Cages)

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Four-Point-Contact Ball Bearings

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ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Angular contact ball bearings feature a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction at the same time as radial loads. Since an axial component is generated when radial load is applied, these bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
 

The structure of Single-Row Angular Contact Ball row angular contact ball bearings, particularly in the main spindles of machine tools where high running accuracy is crucial.
Bearings with a contact angle of 30° (A) or 40° (B) typically use pressed steel, molded resin, or machined brass cages, though machined synthetic resin or specialized polyamide resin cages are used for certain applications.

Matched angular contact ball bearings come in a variety of arrangment types to suit loads in a particular application.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings A back-to-back paired mounting of single-row angular contact ball bearings is turned into a bearing with a single inner ring and outer ring. Double-row angular contact ball bearings are often used as fixed-end bearings as they can sustain axial loads in both directions and have the capacity to take moment loads.
These bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Four-point-contact ball bearings feature an inner ring split into two pieces. Just one of these bearings can sustain significant axial loads in both directions.
A contact angle of 35° allows for high axial load capacity. This type is suited for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial load is high.
These bearings feature machined brass cages.

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Thrust Ball Bearings

Angular Contact Bearings

Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings (Pressed Steel Cages & Machined Brass Cages)

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Four-Point-Contact Ball Bearings

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ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Angular contact ball bearings feature a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction at the same time as radial loads. Since an axial component is generated when radial load is applied, these bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
 

The structure of Single-Row Angular Contact Ball row angular contact ball bearings, particularly in the main spindles of machine tools where high running accuracy is crucial.
Bearings with a contact angle of 30° (A) or 40° (B) typically use pressed steel, molded resin, or machined brass cages, though machined synthetic resin or specialized polyamide resin cages are used for certain applications.

Matched angular contact ball bearings come in a variety of arrangment types to suit loads in a particular application.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings A back-to-back paired mounting of single-row angular contact ball bearings is turned into a bearing with a single inner ring and outer ring. Double-row angular contact ball bearings are often used as fixed-end bearings as they can sustain axial loads in both directions and have the capacity to take moment loads.
These bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Four-point-contact ball bearings feature an inner ring split into two pieces. Just one of these bearings can sustain significant axial loads in both directions.
A contact angle of 35° allows for high axial load capacity. This type is suited for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial load is high.
These bearings feature machined brass cages.

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Self-Aligning Ball Bearings

Angular Contact Bearings

Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings (Pressed Steel Cages & Machined Brass Cages)

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Four-Point-Contact Ball Bearings

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ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Angular contact ball bearings feature a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction at the same time as radial loads. Since an axial component is generated when radial load is applied, these bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
 

The structure of Single-Row Angular Contact Ball row angular contact ball bearings, particularly in the main spindles of machine tools where high running accuracy is crucial.
Bearings with a contact angle of 30° (A) or 40° (B) typically use pressed steel, molded resin, or machined brass cages, though machined synthetic resin or specialized polyamide resin cages are used for certain applications.

Matched angular contact ball bearings come in a variety of arrangment types to suit loads in a particular application.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings A back-to-back paired mounting of single-row angular contact ball bearings is turned into a bearing with a single inner ring and outer ring. Double-row angular contact ball bearings are often used as fixed-end bearings as they can sustain axial loads in both directions and have the capacity to take moment loads.
These bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Four-point-contact ball bearings feature an inner ring split into two pieces. Just one of these bearings can sustain significant axial loads in both directions.
A contact angle of 35° allows for high axial load capacity. This type is suited for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial load is high.
These bearings feature machined brass cages.

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Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Angular Contact Bearings

Single-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings (Pressed Steel Cages & Machined Brass Cages)

Matched Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

Four-Point-Contact Ball Bearings

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ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Angular contact ball bearings feature a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction at the same time as radial loads. Since an axial component is generated when radial load is applied, these bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
 

The structure of Single-Row Angular Contact Ball row angular contact ball bearings, particularly in the main spindles of machine tools where high running accuracy is crucial.
Bearings with a contact angle of 30° (A) or 40° (B) typically use pressed steel, molded resin, or machined brass cages, though machined synthetic resin or specialized polyamide resin cages are used for certain applications.

Matched angular contact ball bearings come in a variety of arrangment types to suit loads in a particular application.

Double-Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings A back-to-back paired mounting of single-row angular contact ball bearings is turned into a bearing with a single inner ring and outer ring. Double-row angular contact ball bearings are often used as fixed-end bearings as they can sustain axial loads in both directions and have the capacity to take moment loads.
These bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Four-point-contact ball bearings feature an inner ring split into two pieces. Just one of these bearings can sustain significant axial loads in both directions.
A contact angle of 35° allows for high axial load capacity. This type is suited for carrying pure axial loads or combined loads where the axial load is high.
These bearings feature machined brass cages.

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Bearings

Deep groove ball bearings

Needle Roller Bearings

Single row deep groove ball bearings

most widely used bearing type and are particularly versatile.

Stainless steel deep groove ball bearings

the inner and outer races are displaced with respect to each other along the bearing axis.

Single row deep groove ball bearings with filling slots

immune to misalignment between the shaft and the housing which may happen due to shaft deflection or mounting errors.

Double row deep groove ball bearings

Thrust ball bearings exhibit low noise, smooth operation and are capable of high-speed applications.