A tapered roller bearing is used when the application involves combined radial and axial loads, especially when high load capacity and rigidity are required.

A single-row roller bearing is chosen for higher rotational speeds and lower loads, with the added benefit of integrated seals that keep the rolling elements protected even when the housing seals wear.

Double row spherical roller bearings are used when very heavy radial and axial loads must be supported, or when shaft misalignment, shock loads, or vibration are expected.

Standard spherical roller bearings are already extremely good bearings from a mechanical point of view. Sealed Double Row Spherical Roller Bearings were developed for more contaminated conditions and difficult lubrication, with integrated seals and factory grease filling for improved protection, longer grease life, and reduced maintenance.

Easy, quick mounting with a set screw. Fast installation on a bare shaft, ideal for light to moderate load applications where quick assembly is required.

Cylindrical bore for mounting on a bare shaft. Slides onto a turned shaft seat for a precise interference fit—the most compact shaft fixation option.

A self-aligning double row ball bearing is used when the application requires higher speed, lower friction, and lighter to moderate loads rather than maximum load capacity.

A double row deep groove ball bearing is used when reliable performance is needed at higher speeds under mainly radial loads, with moderate axial loads in both directions.

Axial thrust roller bearings are designed for high axial (thrust) loads acting parallel to the shaft, with a self-aligning spherical track and very high axial load capacity.

Perfect, firmly concentric fit on the shaft. Mounting a bearing with an adapter sleeve is technically the best mounting option for double row spherical roller bearings.