Deep groove ball bearings are the most common rolling bearing type. They offer low friction and high speed, and consist of an outer ring, inner ring, balls and cage.
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Parallel rollers with a cage or spacers prevent skewing and roller-to-roller contact, reducing running torque.
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Two rows of rollers share a spherical raceway for self-alignment where mounting errors or shaft deflection may occur.
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A separable design with tapered raceways supports combined radial and axial loads.
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Crossed rollers support loads in multiple directions and suit high-rigidity, high-accuracy applications.
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Heat-resistant steel, ceramics and special cage materials support continuous high-temperature and special-lubrication duties.
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Insulating coatings block induced current and reduce electrical erosion of raceways and rolling elements.
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A spherical outer diameter fits a concave housing, simplifying installation and allowing self-alignment.
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