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Ball, roller, thrust and housed bearings in standard and special executions, plus the sleeves, nuts, seals and housings to fit them.
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Ball bearings
The versatile workhorse for motors, pumps and general machinery.
Simple, robust and low-friction. Carries radial and moderate axial loads in both directions at high speeds.
Ball bearings
Built for combined loads and precise shaft location.
Offset raceways create a contact angle for high axial capacity in one direction, alongside radial load.
Ball bearings
Tolerant of shaft deflection and misalignment.
Two rows of balls on a common spherical raceway accommodate misalignment while running cool at speed.
Roller bearings
High radial load capacity at high speeds.
Line contact gives exceptional radial capacity and stiffness, with separable rings for easy mounting.
Roller bearings
Built for heavy combined radial and axial loads.
Tapered rollers between conical raceways carry heavy combined loads. The separable cone and cup simplify fitting.
Roller bearings
Heavy loads, shock and misalignment, handled.
Two rows of barrel rollers on a spherical outer raceway carry very heavy radial loads and shock, and self-align.
Roller bearings
Maximum load capacity in minimum radial space.
Long, slender rollers deliver high load capacity in the smallest cross-section, where space is tight.
Thrust bearings
Dedicated to axial loads.
Ball, cylindrical roller and spherical roller thrust bearings for axial loads, from light pivots to heavy vertical shafts.
Housed units
Ready-to-mount bearing units for fast installation.
Sealed insert bearings in pillow block, flanged and take-up housings for quick, reliable mounting on shafts.
Also supplied
Mounting accessories and housings from the same order, so the bearing, sleeve and nut arrive together.
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