 The
radial ball bearings are most common and widely used
across many industries for their versatility and durability.
Physical Characteristics
- These bearings have one row of balls; also known as single row.
- It has two rings namely an outer and an inner ring, which is
placed inside the outer ring.
- The inner ring is placed in such a way that it touches the outer
ring at one point with the rings oriented in the same direction.
- A crescent-shaped open area is formed between the rings.
- With relation to the outer ring, the inner ring is snapped back
to its original position.
- The retainer is fitted in place and the balls are evenly
distributed in the raceway.
- The balls settle to the deepest point of the raceway when a
radial load is applied to the bearing.
Advantages of Radial Ball Bearings
- Corrosion resistant
- Lightweight
- Non-metallic and non-magnetic with glass balls
- Maintenance free
- Low friction
- Lubrication free
- Bearing and application integration
- Hygienic
- Design flexibility
- Low inertia- freer turning
Applications Of Radial Ball Bearings
- Manufacturing aircraft components such as engines, wing flaps,
rod-ends, wing mounts and hatches.
- Motors, hand tools, fans, etc.
- Helicopters, trains and automobiles, functioning as joints.
Types of Radial Bearings
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