SSB Thin Section Bearings

SSB Slim Section Ball Bearings
There are three types of slim section ball bearings, each of which is designated to provide maximum performance under different load conditions.

Radial Contact Bearings : The C-Type, radial contact ball bearing is designed with deep ball grooves to withstand high loads. Although this bearing is used primarily in applications with radial loads, it can withstand moderate axial loads, reversing axial loads, and moment loads.
Angular Contact Bearings : In applications with axial loads the A-Type, angular contact ball bearing should be used. The bearing also works well in radial or combined radial-thrust applications. The A-Type bearing should never be used alone to support moment loads or reversing axial loading. Two A-Type bearings are often used as duplex pair.
4-Point Contact Bearings : The X-Type, or 4-Point contact ball bearings is ideal for moment loading. X-Type bearings are designed with gothic arch raceways which creates 4 contact points between the balls and raceways. The design is excellent for moment loading and reversing axial loading. The X-Type bearing can be used for other light loading conditions, but is not recommended in place of the C - or A -Type bearing for pure radial loads.
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SSB Thin Section Bearings, also known as Slim Section Bearings, are specialized bearings designed for applications requiring compact, lightweight, and high-strength components. Here are some key features:

Compact Design: These bearings have a thin profile, making them ideal for space-constrained applications.
High Load Capacity: Despite their thin design, they can support high radial and axial loads.
Material Options: They are available in various materials, including stainless steel and ceramic, to suit different environmental conditions.
Customizable: SSB offers a product builder tool that allows you to design custom thin section bearings tailored to your specific needs.
Sealed Options: Some models come with seals to protect against contaminants and extend bearing life.