Angular bearing <low torque>

It uses a resin-made retainer, allowing for low inertia and compatibility with high-speed rotation!

"Angular bearings" are precision bearings that can simultaneously handle radial and axial loads. They are characterized by light to medium loads and low torque, and are widely used in the miniature field. By using two bearings as a set, an appropriate pre-load condition is maintained, and they are primarily utilized as support bearing units for ball screws and rotating spindles. Additionally, the contact angle between the balls and the inner and outer rings is 45°, making them stronger against axial loads compared to general angular bearings, and capable of handling high loads. They employ a resin retainer, resulting in low inertia and the ability to accommodate high-speed rotation. [Features] - Light to medium loads and low torque - Appropriate pre-load condition is maintained by using two bearings as a set - The contact angle between the balls and the inner and outer rings is 45°, making them stronger against axial loads compared to general angular bearings, and capable of handling high loads - Employs a resin retainer, resulting in low inertia and the ability to accommodate high-speed rotation *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

Plastic bearings