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Single-direction thrust ball bearings are designed to support heavy axial loads in one direction while ensuring smooth and efficient performance. These bearings feature a compact design with high load-carrying capacity for their size, making them ideal for applications where axial space is limited. However, they are not suitable for radial loads or reversing axial loads. TFL-Bearing offers single-direction thrust ball bearings with customizable sizes, assured quality, and dedicated support to meet your unique application requirements.
Manufacturers: TFL, OEM, Type: Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings, Bore dia: 380 mm, Outer dia: 520 mm, Width: 112 mm, Cr: 728 kN, Cor: 4150 kN, Pu: 72 kN, Reference speed: 500 r/min, Limiting speed: 700 r/min,
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Manufacturers: TFL, OEM, Type: Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings, Bore dia: 400 mm, Outer dia: 540 mm, Width: 112 mm, Cr: 761 kN, Cor: 4500 kN, Pu: 76.5 kN, Reference speed: 500 r/min, Limiting speed: 700 r/min,
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Manufacturers: TFL, OEM, Type: Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings, Bore dia: 420 mm, Outer dia: 580 mm, Width: 130 mm, Cr: 884 kN, Cor: 5500 kN, Pu: 90 kN, Reference speed: 430 r/min, Limiting speed: 600 r/min,
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Manufacturers: TFL, OEM, Type: Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings, Bore dia: 440 mm, Outer dia: 600 mm, Width: 130 mm, Cr: 904 kN, Cor: 5700 kN, Pu: 93 kN, Reference speed: 430 r/min, Limiting speed: 600 r/min,
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Manufacturers: TFL, OEM, Type: Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings, Bore dia: 460 mm, Outer dia: 620 mm, Width: 130 mm, Cr: 923 kN, Cor: 5850 kN, Pu: 95 kN, Reference speed: 430 r/min, Limiting speed: 600 r/min,
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Manufacturers: TFL, OEM, Type: Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings, Bore dia: 480 mm, Outer dia: 650 mm, Width: 135 mm, Cr: 995 kN, Cor: 6550 kN, Pu: 102 kN, Reference speed: 400 r/min, Limiting speed: 560 r/min,
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Manufacturers: TFL, OEM, Type: Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings, Bore dia: 500 mm, Outer dia: 670 mm, Width: 135 mm, Cr: 1010 kN, Cor: 6800 kN, Pu: 104 kN, Reference speed: 380 r/min, Limiting speed: 530 r/min,
+ Add to wishlistWhy Choose Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings?
Single-direction thrust ball bearings are indispensable components in various mechanical systems due to their specialized design and functionality. These bearings offer the following key benefits:
High Axial Load Capacity: Designed specifically for axial loads, single-direction thrust ball bearings ensure efficient load transfer along a single axis, making them ideal for applications requiring support in one direction.
Superior Precision and Smooth Operation: The precision-engineered rolling elements and raceways provide smooth motion and minimize friction, contributing to excellent operational reliability and reduced wear over time.
Versatile Applications: Suitable for a range of moderate-speed applications, these bearings are widely used in machinery where axial load support is critical, including machine tools, pumps, and automotive systems.
Areas of Application for Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearings
These bearings are commonly used in industries such as industrial machinery, automotive systems, and marine equipment. In machine tools, they provide reliable axial load support for spindles and other rotating components. In pumps and compressors, they ensure stability and efficiency by managing unidirectional axial forces effectively.
What Is a Single-Direction Thrust Ball Bearing?
Single-direction thrust ball bearings consist of a shaft washer, a housing washer, and a set of ball bearings arranged between the two. This construction enables the bearing to handle axial loads in one direction, delivering optimal performance and reliability in applications where unidirectional axial load handling is required.
What Are the Common Types of Ball Bearings?
Ball bearings include deep groove ball bearings, angular contact ball bearings, self-aligning ball bearings, thrust ball bearings (both single-direction and double-direction), and other variations, each designed for specific operational needs and performance requirements.