Bearing

The 185-page Spherical Roller Bearing catalog covers the complete line of bearings ranging from 25 to 1,500-cm bore (0.98 to 59.06 in.).

The 6000 Series Shurlok Adapter Mount Roller Bearing uses a Positive Locking System for vibration-free operation.

The EZO-SPB ball bearings have an inside shaft diameter of just 0.06 mm, an outer diameter of 2.5 mm, and a 1.0-mm width.

Reali-Slim thin-section bearings are designed to create space, save weight, reduce friction, and provide running accuracy.

Single-row cylindrical roller bearings, made from clean bearing steel, come in 164 sizes in NU, NJ, and NUP versions.

Micro-ball thrust bearings are designed using an injection-molded, selflubricating 6/6 nylon retainer with grade 100 tolerance, hardened-steel balls, and micro-finish thrust washers for reduced noise and increased durability.

Thrust bearings in metric sizes 4-to-12-mm ID in carbon and stainless steel use a molded-nylon retainer and hardened-grade-steel balls and washers.

Micro thrust bearings come in carbon and stainless steel in sizes from 4 to 12-mm ID with custom sizes upon request.

The Thomson MS 46 Series of positioning slides comes in almost any stroke length up to 1,634 mm (64 in.) with a load capacity to 330 N (74 lb-ft).

High-speed, high-accuracy linear guideways feature a recirculation system that provides smooth linear motion with reduced noise.

A stainless-steel version of the DryLin W compact linear-guide system is suitable for harsh environments.

How long will a bearing last? Standardized life equations help to answer.

Operating conditions and design constraints dictate which type makes sense.

Precision Glass Balls resist corrosion and chemical absorption, and are about one-third the weight of stainless-steel balls.

Extra-Thin Metric Series bearings come in flanged and unflanged versions with bore diameters of 10 to 50 mm.