thrust ball bearings

The thrust ball bearings are classified into two kinds: unidirectional thrust bearing and bidirectional thrust bearing. The former can bear the axial force in one direction and the latter can bear he axial forces in two directions. Both unidirectional and bidirectional thrust ball bearings cannot bear any radial force.Ball bearings, or deep-groove bearings, extend the working life of equipment by enabling wheels, pulleys, and other rotating parts to reduce friction and move smoothly. Ball bearings have a series of round balls encased in a housing and support high axial or low-to-moderate radial loads.

These are thrust bearings containing cylindrical rollers. They can sustain only axial loads, but they are suitable for heavy loads and have high axial rigidity. The cages are machined brass.

Bearing Number	Bore Dia	Outer DIa	Width	Size
ISB 53217 U 217 thrust ball bearings	110 mm	22 mm	102 mm	0.41 Hz
35 mm x 100 mm x 17 mm ISB 54409 U 409 thrust ball bearings	Round	NO	No Coating	Expansion
ISB 591/950 thrust ball bearings	782475988839	Baldor-Dodge	Self Centering	Concentric Clamp Col
ISB 53201 U 201 thrust ball bearings	45 mm	19 mm	8 Nm	80 mm
50 mm x 100 mm x 20 mm FAG BSB050100-T thrust ball bearings	Steel	Setscrew	Cast Iron	Piloted Flange
FAG 51212 thrust ball bearings	11.5 Nm	200 °C	110 mm	SCO210-50
FAG 53307 thrust ball bearings	86.5 mm	125 mm	C3	0.43 Hz
207 mm x 310 mm x 132 mm FAG 234740-M-SP thrust ball bearings	203 mm	SNR	152 mm	60 mm
140 mm x 225 mm x 20 mm FAG 52232-MP thrust ball bearings	Unirex N2	Medium Duty	Standard	Nylon
FAG 53324-MP + U324 thrust ball bearings	69.9 mm	140 mm	M16	R1/8"
INA 4418 thrust ball bearings	4.23 kg	202 mm	32.55 mm	23mm
INA F-550381 thrust ball bearings	193.7 mm	35.6 mm	16.8 Nm	245 mm