1. Deep groove ball bearings

Deep groove ball bearings are suitable for withstanding high-speed rotation and light to moderate radial loads. Its structure is simple, easy to maintain, and widely used in various mechanical equipment.

2. Small ball bearings and miniature ball bearings

These bearings are suitable for small and micro applications such as precision instruments and small motors. They are typically used to withstand small loads while maintaining high accuracy and speed.

3. Angular contact ball bearings

Angular contact ball bearings can withstand both radial and axial loads simultaneously. They perform well under combined loads and are suitable for high-speed and high-precision applications.

4. Self aligning ball bearings

Self aligning ball bearings can adjust their position when installed improperly or when the shaft is bent. Suitable for bearing radial loads and small axial loads.

5. Cylindrical roller bearings

This type of bearing is suitable for withstanding high radial loads and is commonly used in heavy-duty and high-speed applications. Their rollers are cylindrical in shape, providing a larger contact area.

6. Conical roller bearings

Conical roller bearings are designed to withstand heavy loads. They can withstand large radial and axial loads and are suitable for industrial vehicles and large machinery.

7. Spherical roller bearings

This type of bearing is suitable for use in applications with heavy loads and axial loads, and can automatically adjust the axis deviation. Commonly used in large industrial machinery.

8. Thrust ball bearings

Thrust ball bearings are mainly designed to withstand axial loads and cannot withstand radial loads. Suitable for low-speed and high axial load applications.

9. Thrust angular contact ball bearing

This type of bearing is designed for high-speed applications and can withstand large axial loads. They perform well when subjected to combined loads.

10. Thrust cylindrical roller bearing

These bearings are designed to withstand high axial loads and are commonly used in heavy machinery and large equipment.

11. Thrust self-aligning roller bearings

This type of bearing is suitable for withstanding significant axial and radial loads. They can adjust axis deviation and are suitable for mining machinery, heavy machinery, etc.

12. Needle roller bearings

Needle roller bearings have high load-bearing capacity and small radial dimensions. Suitable for applications that can withstand high loads, such as automobiles and industrial machinery.

13. Seat outer spherical ball bearing

These types of bearings are typically used in low-speed and medium load applications, such as agricultural machinery and conveyor systems.

summary

Choosing the appropriate bearing requires consideration of load type, speed, size, installation conditions, and operating environment. These different types of bearings cover a wide range of application requirements, ensuring better performance under various working conditions.