Deep groove ball bearings are the most widely used rolling bearings; deep groove ball bearings are characterized by low friction resistance and high rotational speed, and can be used to withstand radial loads or joint loads acting simultaneously in radial and axial directions. Deep groove ball bearings are often used in steel and smelting, energy and power generation, railways and high-speed rail, motors, household appliances, internal combustion engines, transportation vehicles, agricultural machinery, construction machinery, In engineering machinery and other industries, common types of deep groove ball bearings include single row deep groove ball bearings, small and micro ball bearings, full complement deep groove ball bearings, magneto ball bearings, etc.

BOWER's various angular contact ball bearings are designed to meet these diverse requirements. Angular contact ball bearings have a contact angle and therefore can bear both radial loads and large axial loads in one direction. In addition, when an angular contact ball bearing is loaded with a radial load, since the load contains an axial component, several bearings are generally used in combination, such as 2, 3 or 4.

Tapered roller bearings: In design, the raceway surfaces of the inner ring and outer ring and the conical apex of the rollers converge at a point on the central axis of the bearing. The truncated cone-shaped rollers are assembled in the bearing as rolling elements and are guided by the large ribs of the inner ring. Can bear radial load and axial load in one direction. When a load acts on a bearing, an axial component is generated. Therefore, like angular contact ball bearings, two bearings are generally used opposite each other, or they must be used in the form of double-row bearings. In this case, the distance between the inner or outer rings can be adjusted to set the appropriate internal clearance. Because it is detachable, the inner ring and outer ring can be disassembled separately. As high load capacity bearings, there is also the HR series with increased roller size and number of rollers. According to the size of the contact angle, they are divided into ordinary tapered angle bearings, medium tapered angle bearings, and large tapered angle bearings. According to the number of rows of rollers, they can be divided into double-row and four-row tapered roller bearings. Generally, steel plate stamped cages are used, and large-size tapered roller bearings also use pin-type cages.

Thrust ball bearings BOWER's thrust ball bearings are designed to withstand thrust loads during high-speed operation, and are composed of a washer-shaped ferrule with a raceway groove for ball rolling. Since the ferrule is cushion-shaped, thrust ball bearings are divided into two types: flat base cushion type and aligning spherical seat cushion type. In addition, this kind of bearing can bear axial load, but cannot bear radial load. BOWER's thrust ball bearings are available in two types: one-way type and two-way type. One-way thrust ball bearings consist of two rings (shaft ring and bearing seat ring) and a cage equipped with balls. Bidirectional thrust ball bearings consist of three rings and two cages equipped with balls. If it is a two-way type, the shaft ring is clamped by two cages equipped with balls. Features Available in two types: one-way and two-way. In order to allow for installation errors, whether it is one-way or two-way, you can choose the spherical self-aligning spherical seat cushion type or the spherical seat ring type.