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 Angular Contact Ball Bearing

Here we introduce you some Brands for Angular contact ball bearings

BL® Angular Contact Bearings are designed to accommodate axial and radial loads acting simultaneously. Double row design for multidirectional axial load, similar to a pair of single row bearings, but taking up less axial space. Made from high-quality chromium bearing steel. The ball bearings are separated by high-speed Polyamide cages. Polyamide cages offer high-impact strength, abrasion- and wear-resistance, and energy and shock absorption.

SKF® Angular Contact Bearings have raceways in the inner and outer rings that are displaced relative to each other in the direction of the bearing axis. These bearings are designed to accommodate combined loads—simultaneously acting radial and axial loads. Single-row bearings accommodate axial loads in one direction only. Double-row bearings are basically two single-row bearings arranged back-to-back, but take up less axial space. They accommodate radial loads as well as axial loads in both directions.

Machined Brass cages are machined from cast or wrought brass and are unaffected by most common bearing lubricants, including synthetic oils and greases. Clean up using normal organic solvents.

Machined Steel cages are made of nonalloyed structural type steel to improve sliding and wear resistance properties.

PA66 is an engineering-grade thermoplastic made from polyamide. PA66 cages have high-impact strength, resist abrasion and wear, and absorb shock and energy.

PEEK, or glass fiber-reinforced polyetheretherketone is popular for demanding applications—high speed, high temperatures, or a need for chemical resistance. PEEK cages combine strength and flexibility, high-operating temperature range, high chemical and wear resistance, and good processability.

FAG Bearings Angular Contact Bearings are available with single-row or double-row radial ball bearings. Single-row bearings accommodate axial loads in 1 direction in addition to radial loads. Self-retaining unit with solid inner and outer rings and ball and cage assembly. Double-row bearings are similar to single-row ball bearings in pairs in an "O" arrangement. They differ in the size of their contact angle and the design of the bearing rings.

PA66 is an engineering-grade thermoplastic made from polyamide. PA66 cages have high-impact strength, resist abrasion and wear, and absorb shock and energy.

Strong Solid Brass cages are tough, impervious to elements, and provide years of trouble-free service.

Durable Sheet Steel cages offer strength, ductility, and weathering.

Single-row NTN® Angular Contact Bearings feature raceways with high and low shoulders. These opposing raceways are designed to accommodate axial loads in one direction in addition to radial loads. Self-retaining units with solid inner and outer rings and ball and cage assemblies.

Machined Brass cages are machined from cast or wrought brass and are unaffected by most common bearing lubricants, including synthetic oils and greases. Clean up using normal organic solvents.

Lightweight Phenolic cages are made from cotton fabric-reinforced resin. Withstands heavy inertial forces and operating temperatures up to 250°F (120°C). Phenolic cages tend to absorb oil, helping in the lubrication of the cage/rolling element contact.

Pressed Steel cages are constructed from sheet steel that is made into curved sections by press forming.

MRC Angular Contact Bearings are double-row angular contact ball bearings. Each of the two rows has a 30° contact angle. Polyamide cages offer high-impact strength, abrasion- and wear-resistance, and energy and shock absorption. Steel cages are made of nonalloyed structural type steel to improve sliding and wear resistance properties.