FAQS

Q What are the parts of a ball bearing? AA ball bearing is made up of an outer race (cup), an inner race (cone), the rolling element (ball), and in many cases a cage (retainer). In most applications, one race is stationary while the other rotates.

Q What are the main uses for ball bearings? ABall bearings are used to provide smooth, low friction motion in rotary applications . Ball bearings are able to provide high performance and long lifetime in order to transfer the load from the balls to the inner races.

Q What is a ball bearing vs bushing? AThis is a bushing; A bearing consists of a series of rollers or balls that support a shaft whereas a bush is merely a sleeve. In this context, a bushing is a round concentric spacer or cylinder to support a shaft. In this context, a bushing is a round concentric spacer or cylinder to support a shaft.