Bearings What they do Bearings provide smooth, reliable rotation by reducing friction between moving parts. They support radial and axial loads, keep shafts aligned, and enable efficient, quiet operation in rotating assemblies. Why you need them They minimize wear, extend service life, and help maintain precision in machines and equipment that rely on rotating components. Properly selected bearings reduce energy loss and downtime. Key attributes Function Support rotating shafts and control play while reducing friction at contact surfaces for consistent performance. Compatibility Available in a range of bore, outer diameter, and width sizes to fit standard housings and shafts used across industrial, automotive, and consumer equipment. Size Offered in multiple size options; consult the size chart to select the correct bore and overall dimensions for your application. Material Manufactured from bearinggrade materials with options that include standard bearing steel and corrosionresistant variants for challenging environments. Performance Designed for tight tolerances, low noise, and long service life under typical operating conditions. Use scenarios 1) Industrial machinery and conveyors: bearings support rollers and spindles, enabling smooth motion and reduced maintenance in production lines. 2) Automotive and power tools: bearings are used in motors, gearboxes, and rotating assemblies to improve reliability and efficiency under load. 3) Household appliances and consumer electronics: bearings reduce vibration and wear in fans, washing machines, mixers, and other rotating components. How to select Consider bore size, outer diameter, width, clearance class, cage design, and material variant to match your shaft, housing, and load requirements.