Cylindrical roller bearings utilize cylindrical rollers to support high radial loads. They offer high load capacity under primarily radial loads.

Commonly used in heavy machinery, electric motors, and automotive transmissions for smooth rotation and efficient load distribution along the shaft axis.

Tapered roller bearings feature tapered rollers and raceways, capable of supporting both radial and axial loads.

Commonly used in automotive wheel hubs, truck axles, and gearboxes for handling heavy radial and thrust loads while ensuring smooth and precise rotation.

Spherical roller bearings have barrel-shaped rollers and inner raceways, allowing them to accommodate misalignment and heavy radial loads.

Commonly used in mining equipment, paper mills, and steel processing plants for handling harsh operating conditions and ensuring reliable performance under heavy loads and shaft misalignment.

Thrust roller bearings consist of cylindrical or tapered rollers arranged in a cage, capable of handling high axial loads and moderate radial loads.

Commonly used in heavy-duty machinery such as marine propulsion systems, crane hooks, and large-scale industrial equipment for supporting axial loads while allowing smooth rotational movement.