In Stock : HKA047XP0 Thin section bearing
Specifications HKA100X Thin section bearing
Introduction :
Type: Thin Section Four-point Contact Ball Bearings, also called X Type
Structure: there are two centers of raceway radius on each side of the raceway, both of which are deviated from the centerline of balls. This structure forms a four-point contact between the balls and the raceway of X-type bearings.
| Type | ID | OD | L1 | L2 | weight | qty | contact |
| HKA047XP0 | 4.75inch | 5.25inch | 4.936inch | 5.064inch | 0.104kg | 30 | Send Inquiry |
Loads can withstand radial load, axial load, and moment load.
Application: UAV equipment, shipborne radar, vehicle radar, servo motor, medical equipment, 3D printer, robot, photoelectric tracking, etc.
Quality Assurance: Our manufacturer is ISO 9001:2015 certified. Besides our quality control, we also work with famous international third parties, such as SGS and ASIA, etc., to ensure our bearing qualities based on customer requirements.
As a professional research firm and experienced manufacturer, we can also carry special research projects in bearing or OEM production, either bearing or its components. Please don’t hesitate to contact us at [email protected].if you have unique demands or questions.
Type: Thin Section Radial Contact Ball Bearings, also called C Type, Thin Section Deep Groove Ball Bearing
Structure: A-type angular contact ball bearing has enough radial clearance to form a contact angle to bear the axial load. The contact angle for the standard bearing is 30°. The raceway and ball are in an angular contact form; the center of the raceway radius is deviated from the centerline of balls and symmetrically distributed around the centerline.
Thin Section Radial Contact Ball Bearings
Structure: Thin Section Radial Contact Ball Bearings, called C Type, Thin Section Deep Groove Ball Bearing. The A-type angular contact ball bearing has enough radial clearance to form a contact angle to bear the axial load. The contact angle for the standard bearing is 30°. The raceway and ball are in an angular contact form; the center of the raceway radius is deviated from the balls' centerline and symmetrically distributed around the centerline.
Loads: able to withstand axial load in a single direction
Introduction :
Type: Thin Section Four-point Contact Ball Bearings, also called X Type
Structure: there are two centers of raceway radius on each side of the raceway, both of which are deviated from the centerline of balls. This structure forms a four-point contact between the balls and the raceway of X-type bearings.
