Ball Bearings
Bearings consisting of two bearing discs with raceways, developed solely for absorbing axial forces in one direction for precise shaft axial positioning.
Thrust Ball Bearings consist of two bearing discs (washers) with raceways for the balls. They were developed solely for absorbing axial forces in one direction, which means they can locate the shaft axially in one direction. ANDE thrust ball bearings are manufactured from premium chrome steel with precision-ground raceways and are available in single-direction and double-direction configurations. They are commonly used in automotive steering systems, machine tool spindles, and industrial equipment where precise axial positioning is required.
No, thrust ball bearings are designed exclusively for axial loads and cannot support any radial loads. If your application requires both radial and axial load support, consider angular contact ball bearings or deep groove ball bearings instead.
Single-direction thrust ball bearings support axial loads in one direction only and consist of a shaft washer, housing washer, and ball/cage assembly. Double-direction versions have two sets of balls and three washers, allowing them to support axial loads in both directions.
Versatile bearing type suitable for high-speed applications with radial and axial loads in both directions.
Designed for combined loads where high axial forces must be transferred in addition to radial forces, featuring a defined contact angle for optimal load distribution.
Double-row ball bearings with a spherical outer ring raceway that allows self-alignment, ideal for applications with shaft misalignment or deflection.
Single-row bearings capable of supporting axial loads in both directions, ideal for rolling mill and heavy machinery applications.
