thrust roller bearings
Thrust bearings are designed for side or axial loads, and cannot handle much radial load at all. The rolling element in a thrust bearing can be a ball, needle or roller. Thrust bearings come in both metric and inch sizes. Dimensions to consider when searching are the bore, the outside diameter and the overall width.These bearings consist of a stamped or machined cage and rollers. The cage retaining the rollers is paired with thrust washers that act as raceways. Thrust bearings can be used without thrust washers when the faces of adjacent machine components can serve as raceways, allowing the machine to be even more compact.
Many motors and machines use combination bearings which resolve both axial and radial forces with one bearing. These can be tapered roller bearings such as those used on automotive wheels, cup type ball bearings working in unison such as those on small ball bearing wheels on wagons and carts.
- 15 mm x 28 mm x 2,75 mm NBS 81102TN thrust roller bearings
- 0.7500 in
- 2890 lbf
- 75 mm x 100 mm x 5.75 mm SKF LS 75100 thrust roller bearings
- 0.3750 in
- Steel
- SNR 29332E thrust roller bearings
- 19 mm
- Hex
- 25 mm x 42 mm x 3 mm NBS 81105TN thrust roller bearings
- 1.4375 in
- 2 in
- INA 294/1000-E1-MB thrust roller bearings
- 2.2500 in
- 1-1/2 °
- SNR 22216EF800 thrust roller bearings
- 1.5000 in
- 2150 lbf
- 390 mm x 540 mm x 50 mm PSL PSL 912-11 thrust roller bearings
- 1.2500 in
- 7530 lbf
- NKE 81252-MB thrust roller bearings
- 0.7500 in
- 4410 lbf
- FAG 29360-E1 thrust roller bearings
- 1 in
- -35 °F to +300 °F
- INA XU 06 0094 thrust roller bearings
- 5 mm
- 1461.26 lbf