DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING

The use of high-precision radial groove ball bearings is especially recommended when axial forces are supported in two directions, but the installation space makes the use of a spindle bearing pair impossible; plus when the best-possible guide for rotating components is needed, but the RPM requirements are less important. Depending upon the load capability and the installation space available, GMN provides deep groove ball bearings in sizes 60 and 62 as per DIN 625. A large selection of various cages, lubricants and covers make it possible to adapt GMN deep groove ball bearings to any application.

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Although single row radial bearings are designed primarily to support a radial load, they perform relatively well under thrust or combined radial and thrust load with the added advantage of low noise, vibration, and drag torque. The internal architecture and cage selection can be designed to meet the specific needs of the application, from high speed to high load. Thin section deep groove ball bearings have a small radial cross-sectional thickness that are used when compactness is required. We manufacture deep groove ball bearings with a minimum bore diameter of 3 mm to a maximum outer diameter of 47 mm.

KIS deep groove ball bearings are characterised by their high load carrying capacity and speed stability. Depending on the requirements of your application, they are available in different variants and in both radial and axial design. Our single row deep groove ball bearings are available in open and sealed designs. Open bearings are maintenance-free, while sealed bearings offer better corrosion protection. Single row deep groove ball bearings can support both radial and axial forces. Our double row deep groove ball bearings feature a higher radial load carrying capacity. They are used when the radial load carrying capacity of single row deep groove ball bearings is not sufficient. Axial deep groove ball bearings are suitable for supporting particularly high axial loads. They are available in both single and double direction. Single direction thrust ball bearings can only support axial forces, while double direction thrust ball bearings can support both radial and axial forces.