Monthly Archives: April 2011
Tapered Roller Bearings Explained
A Tapered roller bearing is a style of bearing that is designed to take large axial forces alongside being able to sustain large radial forces.
What is an Angular Contact Bearing?
An angular contact bearing is a kind of ball bearing that uses axially asymmetric races. They are particularly useful for uses that require high stability at a high speed, for example in a bicycle headset, where there are forces on … Continue reading
Thrust Bearings Explained
Thrust Bearings are a particular type of rotary bearing. Similar to other rotary bearings, they allow rotation between parts, but are designed to carry high axel loads. They are commonly used in the automotive, marine and aerospace fields.
Lost Your Bearings First Blog Post!
Welcome to the brand new LostYourBearings blog! In addition to offering an extensive selection of ball bearings, roller bearings, taper bearings and a whole host of other products besides, we are pleased to offer a regular blog giving advice, suggestions … Continue reading