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Thrust Ball Bearings

As the name suggests, a thrust bearing is a bearing that can take thrust loads.

Thrust loads are a loads applied in the same direction as the shaft.(Thrust loads are also called axial loads.)
Since the load is evenly distributed, it is the most stable of all plastic bearings.

They can be used in special environments where they are exposed to water or chemicals without rusting or corroding.
In addition, while grease is essential for metal bearings, plastic bearings can be rotated without lubrication, and require no lubrication or maintenance.

Only the ball retainer part can be manufactured and used.
The main dimensions are listed below, but we can also provide other dimensions.

You can order from a minimum lot of 10 pieces.

 

If you have any problems with special environments, please contact us first.


 

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Major Sizes

Major Sizes (mm) Ref. No.
d D T d1 D1
10 24 9 24 11 51100
26 11 26 12 51200
12 26 9 26 13 51101
28 11 28 14 51201
15 28 9 28 16 51102
32 12 32 17 51202
17 30 9 30 18 51103
35 12 35 19 51203
20 35 10 35 21 51104
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
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

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The material used to make plastic bearings depends on the intended use of the bearing.
For more information on materials, please refer to the following page.

Material

Plastic bearings are used in a wide variety of applications due to their superior characteristics not found in metal bearings.
They are used in a variety of applications.

Applications

 

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