Ball Bearings

A ball bearing is a rolling-element bearing that uses balls between two races to reduce rotational friction and support radial and axial loads. As one race rotates, the balls roll between the races, minimizing friction compared to sliding contact.

Roller Bearings

Roller bearings use cylindrical or shaped rolling elements between two races to reduce friction and support loads. As the shaft rotates, the rollers roll between the races with minimal resistance. Different types of roller bearings are available to suit various load and application requirements.

Bearing Housing Units

Bearing housing units are ready-to-fit assemblies that combine insert bearings with housings, available in plummer block, flanged, and take-up designs. They provide shaft support while protecting bearings against contamination and lubricant loss.

Plain Bearings

Plain bearings are available in a variety of materials and metric and inch sizes to suit diverse operating conditions. They are designed to support heavy loads at moderate speeds and accommodate applications where misalignment may occur, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial machinery.

Adapter Sleeves

Adapter sleeves are used to mount bearings with tapered bores onto plain or stepped cylindrical shafts. They allow flexible positioning, provide accurate axial adjustment, and simplify bearing mounting and removal without requiring additional shaft locating features.

Insert Bearings

Insert bearings feature an extended inner ring for easy mounting and are designed for heavy-duty applications, typically fitted into compatible housings.

Linear Motion System

Linear motion bearings are designed to provide smooth, controlled movement along a single direction. Available in various configurations, including linear slides, X-Y tables, roller tables, and dovetail slides, they are widely used in machinery, automation, and precision positioning systems.

Other Roller Bearings & Allied Products