Welcome to our spindle ball bearings, also known as angular contact bearings, the ultimate destination for high precision and speed in your machinery. Spindle ball bearings are specially designed for applications where high rotational speeds, minimal friction, and excellent precision are paramount. Often found in the heart of complex machinery such as machine tools, high-speed drills, and precision equipment, these bearings play a crucial role in enhancing the performance of these devices.
Spindle ball bearings are typically constructed with an inner ring, an outer ring, a set of steel balls, and a cage to hold the balls in place. They differ from standard bearings due to their advanced materials, tighter tolerances, and specialized designs, which all contribute to achieving higher speeds, superior precision, and extended bearing life.
Our collection of spindle ball bearings comes in various sizes, configurations, and designs, such as single-row, double-row, angular contact, and sealed versions. Each bearing is built to the highest standards to ensure optimal performance even in the most demanding conditions.
Whether you’re involved in manufacturing, assembly, or repair, our high-quality spindle ball bearings can help to enhance your equipment’s speed and precision. Take the time to browse through our extensive range and find the perfect bearings that align with your specific requirements and operational conditions. Let us assist you in making the best choice to ensure your machinery performs at its absolute best.
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High load-carrying capacity |
Suitable for oil-injection lubrication |
Bearing does not fall apart due to self-retaining ring elevation |
Single shoulder on outer ring |
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Excellent resistance to extreme temperatures and aggressive substances |
Suitable for grease lubrication
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No additional friction due to contactless shields
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High-speed bearing (without shields) available upon request
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Optimised speed capacity and increased axial rigidity with smaller balls
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Full protection against dust and other contaminates.
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Radial bearings, also known as deep groove ball bearings, are specifically designed to bear loads primarily in the radial direction, which means perpendicular to the axis of rotation. While they can handle a certain degree of axial or thrust loads, they’re optimized for scenarios where the main load is radial. Examples of such applications include electric motors, conveyor rollers, and gearboxes. The key point here is that in a radial bearing, the line of action of the load passes through the balls and is perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the bearing.
In contrast, angular contact bearings, often called spindle bearings, are designed to carry axial and radial loads simultaneously. This is achieved by having the raceways in the inner and outer rings displaced with respect to each other along the direction of the bearing axis. This unique construction allows the bearing to accommodate combined loads and manage higher axial loads depending on the contact angle. In fact, the larger the contact angle, the higher the axial load the bearing can sustain.
The line of action of the load in an angular contact bearing forms an angle with the plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation. This type of bearing is primarily used in applications where precision is essential, such as in high-speed machinery, spindle bearings in machine tools, and jet engines.
In essence, the distinction between radial and angular contact bearings lies in their application’s specific load and performance requirements. Radial bearings are best for handling primarily radial loads with some axial capacity, whereas angular contact bearings are equipped to manage both radial and axial loads at the same time.
IEC have a range of mechanical solutions to suit a broad spectrum of markets and applications, from aerospace to skateboards.
IEC have a range of mechanical solutions to suit a broad spectrum of markets and applications, from aerospace to skateboards.
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