Ball bearing Key benefits Reduces friction between rotating parts to improve efficiency and reduce energy loss. Provides smooth, precise rotation for quieter operation and consistent performance. Supports radial and limited axial loads to stabilize shafts and reduce wear on components. Low maintenance—when properly selected and lubricated, bearings extend service intervals and equipment life. What it does Function: Maintains separation between moving parts with rolling elements (balls) to minimize sliding friction. Reliability: Promotes predictable rotational behavior and helps prevent overheating and premature component failure. Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of machinery and equipment when matched to the correct dimensions and load requirements. Important attributes (general guidance) Compatibility: Select a ball bearing that matches the shaft bore, outer diameter, and width of your equipment. Check fit tolerances and mounting method for proper installation. Size: Bearings are available in a variety of standard sizes; choose the size that meets your load and dimensional constraints. Material and construction: Ball bearings are manufactured in different materials and seals; choose the appropriate material and sealing option for your operating environment and contamination levels. Performance: Rated for specific dynamic and static load capacities and maximum speeds; verify these ratings against your application requirements. Typical applications Electric motors and gearboxes: Improves efficiency, reduces vibration, and supports rotating shafts in motors and drive systems. Household and commercial appliances: Commonly used in fans, pumps, washing machines, and other appliances to provide reliable, quiet operation. Industrial machinery and conveyors: Supports rollers, shafts, and rotating assemblies under continuous use, helping reduce downtime and maintenance. How to choose and use Match dimensions: Confirm bore diameter, outer diameter, and width before ordering to ensure compatibility. Check load and speed ratings: Ensure the bearing’s rated capacities meet or exceed your application’s needs. Lubrication and seals: Use recommended lubrication and proper sealing to extend bearing life and maintain performance. Installation: Use correct mounting tools and procedures to avoid damage during press-fit or interference-fit installations. This ball bearing is intended for standard bearing functions—reducing friction and supporting rotating elements—across a broad range of mechanical applications. Select the proper size, material, and sealing option to meet your specific performance and environmental requirements.