Deep groove ball bearings are the most widely used type of bearing, especially with multiple functions. This type of bearing has the characteristic of low friction, and after optimization, it can reduce noise and vibration, thereby achieving high speed. Capable of withstanding radial loads and axial loads in both directions, easy to install, and... View More

There are various designs, series, variations, and sizes of cylindrical roller bearings. The main design differences lie in the number of roller columns and the design and materials of the inner/outer ring flanges and retainers.Bearings can cope with the challenges of radial heavy loads and high-speed applications.

Angular contact ball bearings can withstand both radial and axial loads simultaneously, with axial loads acting only in a single direction. They have high-speed operating performance, and some models can even work stably at extremely high speeds. Compared to deep groove ball bearings, angular contact ball bearings have more advantages in withsta... View More

Self aligning ball bearings have two rows of spherical rolling elements, with a shared spherical raceway on the outer ring and two deep groove continuous uninterrupted raceways on the inner ring. They can be open or sealed. This type of bearing allows for significant angular displacement of the shaft relative to the bearing seat, such as angular... View More

A tapered roller bearing has a tapered outer ring and a tapered inner ring assembly. The conical outer ring component consists of an outer ring, while the conical inner ring component consists of an inner ring, rollers, and a retaining structure. The structure of this bearing can adapt to combined loads and achieve low friction during operation.... View More