Angular contact ball bearings — Combination for radial and axial forces

Due to their design, angular contact ball bearings can absorb even higher axial loads than deep groove ball bearings in addition to radial loads. In single-row angular contact ball bearings, the axial load is limited to one side. Double row bearings can withstand loads from both directions.

Versions of angular ball bearings

Single row: Main dimensions according to DIN 628-1. Usable in case of high loads in the radial or axial and single direction. Suitable for high speeds.
Double row: Main dimensions according to DIN 628-3. Usable in case of high loads in the radial or the axial and double direction. Corresponds to the O-arrangement of two single row angular ball bearings, but it is nevertheless narrower. Suitable for high speeds.

Material description of angular ball bearings

Angular ball bearings made of rolling bearing steel: are economical, withstand extremely high load-ratings and are suitable by their rubber seals and metal cage for the use with temperatures from circa -10°C up to +100°C in the long run, in case of polyamide cages up to circa +70°C. The rolling bearing steel is wear-resistant, shock-resistant, conductive and magnetic.
Angular ball bearings made of stainless steel: are hygienic, corrosion-resistant, lubricated with grease for the food industry, magnetic and are admissible for a temperature range from circa -20°C up to +120°C. With rubber seals and metal cage temperature-resistant up to circa 100°C in the long run, in case of the use of polyamide cages usable up to circa +70°C.