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Thrust ball bearings

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DYZV 51112 Thrust Ball Bearing, 60x95x23 mm
By: DYZV
Available on Request
₹417
  • These Bearings Consist of Two Rings, Which are Commonly Referred...

  • High Quality, Superior Performance and Reliable

NTN 51213 Thrust Ball Bearing, 65x100x27 mm
By: NTN
Available on Request
₹2,214
Adarsh 10x24x9mm Thurst Ball Bearing, 51100 A (Pack of 4)
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in...

Adarsh 40x78x26mm Thurst Ball Bearing, 51308 A
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in...

Adarsh 50x70x14mm Thurst Ball Bearing, 51110 A (Pack of 2)
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in...

Adarsh 100x135x25mm Thurst Ball Bearing, 51120 A
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in...

NTN 51100 Thrust Ball Bearing, 10x24x9 mm
NTN 51110 Thrust Ball Bearing, 50x70x14 mm
NTN 51115 Thrust Ball Bearing, 75x100x19 mm
NTN 51406 Thrust Ball Bearing, 30x70x28 mm
NTN 51407 Thrust Ball Bearing, 35x80x32 mm
NTN 51410A Thrust Ball Bearing, 50x110x43 mm
CNA 51307 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 68x35x24 mm (Pack of 2)
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

CNA 51206 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 52x30x16 mm (Pack of 4)
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

CNA 51112 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 85x60x17 mm (Pack of 2)
  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

CNA 51226 Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 190x130x45 mm
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

  • They must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

CNA 51116 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 105x80x19 mm
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

CNA 51408 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 90x40x36 mm
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

CNA 51213 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 100x65x27 mm
  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

CNA 51313 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 115x65x36 mm
  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

CNA 51109 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 65x45x14 mm (Pack of 4)
  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

CNA 51120 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 135x100x25 mm
  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

CNA 51305 A Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 52x25x18 mm (Pack of 4)
  • Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings can Accommodate Axial Loads in

  • They Must not be Subjected to Any Radial Load &

BM3 17x35x12 mm Chrome Steel Thrust Ball Bearing, 51203 (Pack of 5)
  • Made of High-quality Raw Materials & Updated with the Latest

  • Long Service Life, Smooth-rolling Motion & Premium Quality Product

BM3 100x135x25mm Chrome Steel Thrust Ball Bearing, 51120 (Pack of 10)
  • Long Service Life, Smooth-rolling Motion & Premium Quality Product

  • Made of High-quality Raw Materials & Updated with the Latest

NSK 10x35x21mm Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, 51104 (Pack of 10)
NSK 12x26x10mm Single Row Thrust Ball Bearing, 2900 (Pack of 10)
BM3 130x170x30mm Chrome Steel Thrust Ball Bearing, 51126 (Pack of 5)
  • Long Service Life, Smooth-rolling Motion & Premium Quality Product

  • Made of High-quality Raw Materials & Updated with the Latest

BM3 90x120x22mm Chrome Steel Thrust Ball Bearing, 51118 (Pack of 5)
  • Long Service Life, Smooth-rolling Motion & Premium Quality Product

  • Made of High-quality Raw Materials & Updated with the Latest

BM3 80x105x19 mm Chrome Steel Thrust Ball Bearing, 51116 (Pack of 5)
  • Long Service Life, Smooth-rolling Motion & Premium Quality Product

  • Made of High-quality Raw Materials & Updated with the Latest

ZWZ 50x68x19mm Chrome Steel Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearing, 51208 (Pack of 10)
  • It is Designed to Handle High Radial & Axial Loads

  • This Type of Bearing is Commonly Used in Various Applications

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Frequently Asked Questions about Thrust ball bearings

What is a thrust ball bearing?

A thrust ball bearing is a type of rolling-element bearing that is designed to handle axial loads (loads parallel to the shaft). They are characterized by their race assemblies that are separated and designed to support the balls.

What are the main types of thrust ball bearings?

The main types include single direction thrust ball bearings (for axial loads in one direction), double direction thrust ball bearings (for axial loads in both directions), and self-aligning thrust ball bearings (which can compensate for misalignment).

What are thrust ball bearings used for?

They are commonly used in applications like rotating equipment (e.g., turntables, fishing reels), automotive steering systems, pump shafts, and any machinery where axial forces are significant and need to be managed efficiently.

Can thrust ball bearings handle radial loads?

Thrust ball bearings are primarily designed for axial loads. While they may have some limited capacity for radial loads, it is not their intended function and can lead to premature failure if subjected to significant radial forces.

What are the advantages of using thrust ball bearings?

Advantages include their ability to handle high axial loads, their relatively low friction, their availability in various sizes and configurations, and their cost-effectiveness for many applications compared to other bearing types for pure axial load support.