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Single-Row Deep Groove Ball Bearings

Pressed Steel Cages
Single-row deep groove ball bearings are the most common type of rolling bearing. The raceway grooves in the inner and outer rings form a circular arc cross-section with a slightly larger radius than that of the rolling balls.
In addition to open varieties, these bearings can have steel shields or come pre-lubricated with grease maintained by rubber seals installed on one or both sides. Snap rings are sometimes used on the outside diameter of the outer ring.
Cages are generally made of pressed steel, though large bearings and bearings designed for high-speeds may use machined brass cages.

Features

1. Support radial and axial loads
   Single-row DGBBs sustain radial loads and axial loads in both directions.
2. Proven performance
   DGBBs are the most popular type of bearing and have been used in countless applications.

Applications

1. Low noise/vibration
   DGBBs provide low frictional torque and high rotational speed ideal for applications requiring low noise/vibration.
2. Industrial motors, servomotors, stepper motors, electric machinery, agricultural machinery (tractors, string trimmers), textile machines, carriers/conveyance, film rolling mills, powder/particle clutches, outboard boat motors, etc.

Extra Small Ball Bearings and Miniature Ball Bearings

Small, miniature, and instrument precision bearings broadly come in deep groove and angular contact varieties. Deep-groove types may have a flanged outer ring, inner ring width, thin-walled cross-sections, or a special shape for synchros. These bearings can be categorized as open, sealed, shielded.

Features

1. Wide lineup
   An assortment of models suit both general and special applications.
2. Various protective configurations
   Available in open, sealed, and shielded types.

Applications

1. Measuring instruments

Maximum Ball Bearings

Filling slots in the inner and outer rings allow maximum ball bearings to contain a larger number of balls than normal deep groove ball bearings; however, the slots make them unsuitable for applications with high axial loads.
BL2 and BL3 types have boundary dimensions equal to those of Series 62 and 63 single-row deep groove ball bearings respectively. ZZ-type shielded bearings are available in addition to open bearings.
When using these bearings, the filling slot in the outer ring should be positioned outside of the loaded zone as much as possible.
Maximum ball bearings feature pressed steel cages.

Features

1. High radial load capacity
   Maximum ball bearings can support large radial loads as they contain more balls than deep groove ball bearings.
   However, they are not suitable for axial loads due to the ball filling slots.
2. Standard dimensions
   Shared boundary dimensions (BL2/Series 62, BL3/Series 63) allow for easy replacement.

Applications

1. Carrier/conveyance equipment, gearboxes in agricultural machinery

Magneto Bearings

The inner ring groove of magneto bearings is slightly shallower than that of deep groove bearings and the outer ring bore diameter on the side without a shoulder has a cylindrical surface from the bottom of the raceway. The outer ring may be separated, allowing easier mounting.
In general, two of these bearings are used together in a paired mounting (sometimes called “duplex pairs”).
Magneto bearings are small bearings with a bore diameter of 4 to 20 mm and pressed brass cages as standard, though machined synthetic resin cages can be used for high-speed rotation.

Features

1. Unique design
   Magneto bearings feature a shallower inner ring groove than deep groove ball bearings and a counter-bored outer ring.
2. Easy-to-mount
   A separable outer ring helps to make mounting easier.

Applications

1. Carrier/conveyance equipment, gearboxes in agricultural machinery