Invento 25 mm Self Aligning Radial Ball Bearing ISC 458

Radial ball bearings are a friction reduction device that carry loads radially around its axis. They are usually called deep-groove bearings or Conrad bearings, and can be found in a variety of applications—from skateboards to car components to gearboxes, and more. The basic radial ball bearing consists of a specific number of balls contained within a cavity called a raceway, which is formed by two radiused ball races. As the name suggests, the raceway allows for the flow of lubricant to the bearing to keep it rolling smoothly. Unlike roller bearings, in which one ring rotates with the load (and must therefore have an additional rolling element), in radial ball bearings, both rings rotate with the load. This makes them ideal for high-speed applications as they have lower contact stresses and can handle heavier loads than other types of rolling bearings.

Radial ball bearings are a subtype of ball bearing that use steel balls contained within two raceways that form a cavity called a cup . The radially inner race is called the inner race, and the radially outer race is called the outer race. They are frequently called deep-groove bearings or Conrad bearings. While these types of bearings can accommodate some axial thrust, thrust bearings or roller bearings should be used for designs with a high axial load.

Radial ball bearings are friction reduction devices that carry loads radially around its axis. A subtype of ball bearings, they operate through the use of lubricated steel balls placed between two grooved rings. They are frequently called deep-groove bearings or Conrad bearings. While these types of bearings can accommodate some axial thrust, thrust bearings or roller bearings should be used for designs with a high axial load.

Package Include: 1 x 1305 Self align Bearing