Deep groove ball bearings have deep raceway grooves, providing high radial and axial load-carrying capacity.

Commonly used in electric motors, pumps, and appliances where smooth and efficient operation with low friction is essential.

Angular contact ball bearings have contact angles that enable them to support both radial and axial loads.

Commonly used in machine tools, automotive wheels, and industrial gearboxes for precise positioning and handling combined radial and axial loads with high efficiency.

Self-aligning ball bearings have two rows of balls and a spherical outer ring raceway, allowing them to compensate for shaft misalignment.

Commonly used in conveyor systems, agricultural machinery, and textile machines to accommodate shaft misalignment and ensure smooth operation even under variable conditions.

Thrust ball bearings are designed to handle axial loads in one direction and maintain shaft alignment under high-speed operation.

Commonly used in automotive transmissions, crane hooks, and thrust reversers in aircraft engines for supporting heavy axial loads.

N Series Thin-Section Ball Bearings are designed with extremely thin cross-sections, allowing them to save space and weight while still providing high performance.

Commonly used in robotics, medical devices, and aerospace applications where compactness and lightness are crucial for efficient operation.