Alpine Bearing, Inc. Datasheets for Ball Bearings
Ball bearings are used to provide smooth, low friction motion in rotary applications. Ball bearings types include radial ball bearings (deep groove and angular contact) and thrust ball bearings.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| Ball screw support bearings are designed to provide maximum axial rigidity and improved feeding accuracy for use with precision ball screws. They are high accuracy angular contact thrust bearings which... | |
| Ceramic balls are 50% lighter than steel balls, and because they are almost perfectly smooth, they exhibit vibration levels 2-7 times lower than conventional steel ball bearings. These bearings also... | |
| Combining incredible high rates of speed with challenging atmospheric conditions, turbo molecular pumps push bearings to new extremes. Alpine Bearing has worked together with world class manufacturers to develop replacement... | |
| Deep groove bearings have race dimensions that are similar to their ball dimensions. These bearings can be used in a wide variety of applications. They have grooved raceways on the... | |
| Light weight design and safe for extreme environments, aircraft bearings are typically used to support high loads which spin at medium to low RPMs and are commonly oscillating. These bearings... | |
| Precision radial bearings support axial loads in a single direction. They are high rigidity and have a high load capacity. This type of bearing is used for applications requiring high... | |
| These are precision angular contact bearings, non-separable with outer rings relieved and available with 15° or 25° contact angles. For critical applications these bearings are stocked as universally ground duplex... | |
| This type of bearing can accommodate axial loads in both directions, and are done in a separable design. Double direction bearings can handily high axial forces and have a high... |
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