Bearings What it is A precision bearing designed to support rotating shafts with minimal friction and consistent alignment across operating ranges. Key benefits Reduces energy loss and wear by delivering smooth, low friction rotation Handles radial and axial loads within rated capacity for long service life Hardened raceways and precision balls provide reliability and repeatable performance Sealed or shielded options defend against dust, moisture and contaminants Wide range of bore and outer diameter sizes to fit standard shafts and housings Available in materials suited to environments, including chrome steel and stainless steel variants Important attributes Function: enable smooth rotation and controlled load transfer in mechanical assemblies Compatibility: designed for standard shaft sizes, housings and mounting configurations Size: available in multiple bore, width, and outer diameter options; refer to the product chart for exact sizes Material: classic chrome steel variants for general use; stainless steel options for corrosion resistance; some models offer ceramic balls or specialty cages Performance: low torque, load capacity, and improved corrosion resistance depending on material choice Use scenarios Conveyor systems: bearings in rollers reduce friction and maintain steady belt motion Automotive wheel hubs or industrial drives: support rotation with reliable performance under varying loads Precision equipment such as machine tool spindles or CNC axes: require stable rotation and tight tolerances Additional notes Choose the model that matches your bore, outer diameter, and width requirements Verify seal type, lubrication, and any preload as part of the specification check Refer to the official datasheet for exact model numbers, tolerances, and load ratings