Ball bearings
Our product range:
- Self-aligning ball bearings
- Magneto bearings
- Spindle bearings
- Insert bearings
- Y-bearings
Deep groove ball bearings
Deep groove ball bearings are the most frequently used type of bearings and therefore offer a very good price-performance ratio.
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Thrust ball bearings
Thrust ball bearings support high axial forces; however, they must not be loaded radially.
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Niro deep groove ball bearings
Niro deep groove ball bearings are ball bearings in stainless steel design.
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Angular contact ball bearings
Angular contact ball bearings are self-retaining and constructed with a solid outer and inner ring as well as ball and cage assemblies which are made of polyamide as standard, but also of sheet metal or brass cages.
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Thin section bearings
Thin section bearings are high-precision and low-noise bearings with a very high load-carrying capacity.
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Miniature ball bearings
Miniature ball bearings are characterized by a particularly small bore with a bore range of 1 – 10 mm.
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Self-aligning ball bearings
Self-aligning ball bearings consist of outer rings with hollow spherical raceways, inner rings with cylindrical or tapered bore and ball and cage assemblies.
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Shoulder ball bearings
The design of shoulder ball bearings is similar to that of deep groove ball bearings.
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Spindle bearings
Spindle bearings are single-row angular contact ball bearings consisting of solid outer and inner rings and ball and cage assemblies with solid window cages.
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Insert bearings / Y-bearings
Insert bearings, often also referred to as Y-bearings, consist of a single-row deep groove ball bearing sealed on both sides with a spherical outer surface.
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