Bearings
We offer a wide variety of industrial rolling bearings and accessories designed to meet the performance needs of our customers. Our catalog, which features over 12,000 part numbers, is traditionally divided into three main categories: miniature and small-sized precision ball bearings with bore diameters up to 35 mm standardized bearings with outer diameters exceeding 2,000 mm and technologically advanced bearings optimized for specialized applications.
Description
A bearing is a mechanical part designed to minimize friction between moving components in machinery while supporting rotating or sliding elements. Bearings facilitate smooth motion by allowing one part to move relative to another, reducing wear and tear. There are several types of bearings, including:
- Ball Bearings: These use spherical balls to minimize friction and are commonly found in machinery, automotive, and electronic devices.
- Roller Bearings: Similar to ball bearings but utilize cylindrical rollers to bear heavier loads, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications.
- Needle Bearings: A variant of roller bearings with long, slender rollers, ideal for compact applications such as in automotive parts.
- Thrust Bearings: Designed to support axial loads (along the shaft’s axis), these bearings are often used in car clutches and gearboxes.
- Plain Bearings (Sleeve Bearings): These consist of a simple sleeve that supports rotating shafts and are typically used in low-load, low-speed applications.
Bearings play a crucial role in reducing friction, enhancing efficiency, and extending the lifespan of mechanical systems.
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