Angular contact ball bearings / single row / MISUMI

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For details on the tolerance and allowable values of inner and outer rings, >> P.2243

Available dimensions and tolerances can be found under the tab More information.

For further specifications please see the More information tab.
Information on tolerances and rotational accuracy of the radial bearings can be found in the following PDF: Ball bearing table / tolerances as PDF

Ball Bearing Selection Details

- Ball material: steel, stainless steel, ceramic, plastic, glass, chrome-plated

- Type of bearings: axial ball bearings, thin section bearings, spherical ball bearings, deep groove ball bearings, single-row angular ball bearings, double-row ball bearings, tension bearings, four-point bearings

- Outer ring: flat, spherical, with flange, annular groove, U-groove, V-groove

- Properties: heat-resistant, non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant, dust-proof, vacuum, high speed

- Inner diameter: 2 mm to 50 mm

- Outer diameter: 5 mm to 110 mm
 

Ball bearing designation (suffix):

In addition to the dimensional designation of the ball bearing, ball bearings often also have a designation for a cover disc or sealing disc. The following names are the most common names of various manufacturers that can be selected in the MISUMI online shop.
 

- Double-sided sealing washer: 2RSH/2RS1, 2RSR/C-2HRS, DDU/DD
- Single-sided sealing washer: RSH/RS1, RSR/C-HRS, DU
- Double-sided sealing washer with low friction: 2RSL/2RZ/VV
- Double-sided cover disc: 2Z/ZZ, 2ZR/C-2Z
- Single sided cover disc: Z, ZR/C-Z/Z
 

Description/Basics

Rolling bearings

Rolling bearings are generally divided into ball bearings and roller bearings. Ball bearings are a popular type of rolling bearings due to their high permissible speed and low friction.
In the MISUMI online shop, you can purchase ball bearings that can be customized to your applications and environmental conditions. Our ball bearings are available in different materials and in a combination of different materials (hybrid bearings). In addition, MISUMI offers ball bearings already integrated into the housing as bearing housing.

Grooved ball bearings

Grooved ball bearings are the most commonly used rotary rolling bearings. This type of ball bearing is ideally suited for supporting rotating machine elements. A grooved ball bearings are intended for load bearing of radial forces and light axial forces. Grooved ball bearings are designed for high speeds and are used in a wide variety of industrial applications and designs. MISUMI already offers ball bearings integrated into housings and holders as bearing housings.

Areas of Application

Ball bearing - chemical resistance

Comparison Table The ball bearing comparison table is provided for comparison purposes only (consider the lubricant and the sealing washer separately).
 

Ball bearing materials

In the MISUMI online shop, ball bearings are available in cost-effective rolling bearing steel, corrosion-resistant stainless steel and stainless steel. Furthermore, our product range includes various hybrid bearings in the following combinations: metal & ceramic, plastic & ceramic, plastic & glass.

Our various materials offer good resistance to various environmental influences. Our ball bearing shop includes the ball materials stainless steel, steel, UHMW, PEEK, PTFE, ceramic and glass.

Installation Information

An incorrect assembly and disassembly can damage a ball bearing. Therefore, a suitable tool must always be used to assemble and disassemble ball bearings or roller bearings.
Ball bearings should not be assembled with a hammer, as this can deform the ball bearing. It is recommended using a suitable press. During pressing, the contact surface can be provided with lubricant to protect the surfaces and facilitate assembly.
It is best to use a bearing puller for disassembly.

Maintenance

The ball bearing in roller bearings should be inspected for damage during maintenance.
Before regreasing, a ball bearing should first be thoroughly cleaned.
Remaining contamination in the bearing can damage the ball bearing. As a rule, a ball bearing should not be completely filled with grease, as this can cause the bearing to heat up too much and can cause it to fail.
For encapsulated and sealed ball bearings, it is recommended to replace the bearing. Maintenance is not recommended due to the risk of damage to the cover place or seal.
 

Bearing Lock Nuts

Bearings with Housing

Axles / Rotary Shafts

Drive shafts

Plain Bearing (Bushes)

3D printer industry

Automotive industry

Pharmaceutical industry

Packaging industry