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angular contact ball bearing-1

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The common contact angles of angular contact bearings are 15°, 25° and 40°, and the corresponding suffix codes are C, AC and B. Among them, the bearing with the 15° angle mainly bears radial force and a small part of the axial force, which is suitable for high speed and high precision occasions; the bearing with the 25° angle is subjected to a slightly larger axial force than the 15° angle; the bearing with the 40° angle are subjected to greater axial forces and are suitable for large axial loads and vertical installation of equipment.

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self-aligning-ball-bearing

The self-aligning ball bearing-part1

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Self-aligning ball bearing is the rolling bearing with balls as rolling elements and having a spherical raceway in the outer ring enabling angular alignment within the raceway. Self-aligning ball bearing is particularly suitable for applications where deflection is caused by improper installation or shaft bending. This bearing generally adopts the stamped cage or the polyamide cage, in which the polyamide cage is indicated by the suffix code G in the bearing code.

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