Thrust Ball Bearings

As the name suggests, a thrust bearing is designed to withstand thrust loads.

Thrust loads, also known as axial loads, are forces applied in the same direction as the shaft. Due to the even distribution of this load, thrust bearings exhibit the highest level of stability among plastic bearings.

They can be employed in specialized environments where exposure to water or chemicals is common, without succumbing to rust or corrosion. Moreover, unlike metal bearings that rely on grease for lubrication, plastic bearings can operate without lubrication, thus requiring minimal maintenance.

Only the ball retainer component is available for manufacture and use. While the main dimensions are provided below, we can also accommodate other dimensions upon request.

Orders can be placed with a minimum quantity of 10 pieces.

For inquiries regarding applications in unique environments, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Major Sizes

Major Sizes (mm)					Ref. No.
d	D	T	d1	D1	Ref. No.
10	24	9	24	11	51100
10	26	11	26	12	51200
12	26	9	26	13	51101
12	28	11	28	14	51201
15	28	9	28	16	51102
15	32	12	32	17	51202
17	30	9	30	18	51103
17	35	12	35	19	51203
20	35	10	35	21	51104
20	40	14	40	22	51204
25	42	11	42	26	51105
	47	15	47	27	51205
	52	18	52	27	51305
30	47	11	47	32	51106
	52	16	52	32	51206
	60	21	60	32	51306

Major Sizes (mm)					Ref. No.
d	D	T	d1	D1	Ref. No.
35	52	12	52	37	51107
	62	18	62	37	51207
	68	24	68	37	51307
40	60	13	60	42	51108
	68	19	68	42	51208
	78	26	78	42	51308
45	65	14	65	47	51109
	73	20	73	47	51209
	85	28	85	47	51309
50	70	14	70	52	51110
	78	22	78	52	51210
	95	31	95	52	51310

Major Sizes

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