Deep groove ball bearings are among the most commonly used bearing types. They are designed to minimize friction, ensuring smooth operation with low noise and vibration, while also supporting high rotational speeds. These bearings can handle both radial and axial loads in any direction, are easy to install, and require less maintenance compared to other bearing types.

Spherical roller bearing for wind turbine main shafts are optimized to handle the varying direction and high thrust loads of wind energy applications, allowing to perform more reliably under typical operating conditions. A modified inner geometry with super-finished functional surfaces makes this possible. Using a one-piece roller-guided cast-iron cage and an enlarged lubrication groove increases robustness.

​Cylindrical roller bearings come in a broad selection of designs, series, variants, and sizes. The key design variations include the number of roller rows, the presence of flanges on the inner and outer rings, as well as different cage designs and materials. These bearings are well-suited for applications that experience heavy radial loads and high speeds. They are capable of handling axial displacement (except for bearings with flanges on both the inner and outer rings), providing high rigidity, low friction, and extended service life.

LL352149/LL352110, Tapered Roller Bearings - TS (Tapered Single) Imperial

6232 Deep groove ball bearing