Browse by family
Steel Ball Bearings
Deep groove, stainless, miniature, thrust and thin-section bearings in the published series.
Angular Contact Ball Bearings
P4 angular contact bearings for combined radial and axial loads.
Ceramic Ball Bearings
Full ceramic and hybrid ceramic bearings in zirconia and silicon nitride.
Rod End Bearings
Male and female thread rod ends in bearing steel and stainless steel.
Plastic Ball Bearings
PEEK, POM and other engineering-plastic bearings for wet and clean duties.
Needle Roller Bearings
Needle, thrust needle, cam follower, spherical and cylindrical roller lines.
Mounted Bearings
Pillow block, flange, take-up and stainless mounted bearing units.
Transmission Parts
Pulleys, bushings, timing belts, bearing balls, lock nuts, washers and sprockets.
Linear Bearings & Guides
LM linear bearings, flanged types, shaft supports and HGH/HGW guide blocks.
Sliding Roller Wheels
Sliding door rollers, guide rollers and rowing seat wheels.
Custom Bearings
Bearings made to a drawing: sizes, materials, seals, engraving and own-label packaging.
What buyers source from this range
The range is organised the way buyers order it: by family first, then by series and options. Start with Steel Ball Bearings for the deep groove core of the catalogue, with Ceramic Ball Bearings where corrosion, heat or electrical insulation rules steel out, and with Mounted Bearings when the bearing has to arrive as a bolt-down unit. Linear work begins at Linear Bearings & Guides, and the drive components around the bearing sit under Transmission Parts.
Every family page carries the series the company publishes, the materials it works in and the option frame it offers — precision grades, seal and clearance choices, metric and inch sizes. Where a standard item does not fit, the Custom Bearings line takes sizes, materials and sealing from a drawing or a sample, with OEM logo engraving and private-label packaging as published services.
The range at a glance
| Family | What it covers | Headline series or types |
|---|---|---|
| Steel Ball Bearings | Deep groove, stainless, miniature, thrust and thin-section bearings | 6000, 6200, 6300, 6800 and 6900 series |
| Angular Contact Ball Bearings | Bearings for combined radial and axial loads | P4 precision grade |
| Ceramic Ball Bearings | Full ceramic and hybrid ceramic bearings | Si3N4 and ZrO2 ceramics |
| Rod End Bearings | Male and female thread rod ends | SA8T/K and SA10T/K examples |
| Plastic Ball Bearings | Engineering-plastic bearings for wet and clean duties | PEEK and POM bearings |
| Needle Roller Bearings | Needle, cam follower, spherical and cylindrical roller lines | CFS, GE, NU, AXK and LFR series |
| Mounted Bearings | Pillow block, flange, take-up and stainless units | UCP, UCF, UCFL, UCT and UCFB units |
| Transmission Parts | Pulleys, bushings, belts, balls, lock nuts, washers, sprockets | Timing belts, ZrO2 balls, MB lock washers |
| Linear Bearings & Guides | Linear bushings, flanged types, guide blocks and supports | LM, LMF, HGH and HGW series |
| Sliding Roller Wheels | Door rollers, guide rollers and rowing seat wheels | Steel, stainless and nylon-plastic wheels |
| Custom Bearings | Bearings made to a drawing or sample | Stainless, titanium, YRT and plastic types |
Sorting the range by duty
Most lists sort themselves once the duty is named. Wet and washdown duties move the order toward the stainless lines and the sealed closures; hot, chemical or electrically sensitive duties move it toward the ceramic families; high-speed precision positions move it toward the P4 angular contact line; and anything that must bolt down as a finished unit moves it toward the mounted range. The blog on this site works the recurring versions of those decisions — seals, stainless grades, ceramic constructions, mounted codes — one at a time, against the same families the catalogue sells.
- Wet duty: stainless grades, sealed closures, stainless or plastic housings
- Hot or chemical duty: ceramic constructions and PEEK lines
- Precision duty: P4 angular contact and the published grade frame
- Housed duty: pillow block, flange and take-up units
Custom work: sizes, materials and your own label
A custom order starts from what the standard range cannot settle: a bore, outside diameter or width outside the listed series, a material chosen for the environment, or a sealing and clearance combination the application demands. State the dimension set and the duty in your inquiry, and add the drawing or the sample reference where one exists. The custom line covers stainless steel in SS304 and SS316, titanium bearings, YRT rotary table bearings, plastic roller wheels and gears, and hollow-shaft work, alongside the standard families made to a specified size.
- Custom dimensions: bore, outside diameter, width and flange
- Material selection across steel, stainless, ceramic, titanium and plastics
- Sealing types and housing styles matched to the application
- OEM logo engraving and private-label packaging on custom orders
From item list to quote
A quote on this range is built line by line from your item list rather than from a catalogue price, because the option frame — material, closure, clearance, grade, marking — changes what a given size costs to make. Send the list with quantities per size and the destination market, and the reply prices each line as specified, with the lead time stated per line where it differs across families. Where a line cannot be met from the published range, the reply says so on that line instead of substituting a near size, so the list you approve is the list that ships.
Buyers who reorder regularly keep a standing item list with us: the same sizes, the same specified options, quoted again against the current run. Add the reorder note to your inquiry and the standing list becomes the starting point, with only the quantities to confirm.
Guides from the blog
- Open, ZZ or 2RS: reading deep groove bearing seals — What each closure keeps out, and what to state in an inquiry.
- Stainless steel bearing grades, side by side — SS420, SS440, SS304 and SS316L as the range publishes them.
- Ceramic or hybrid ceramic bearings — Where full ceramic ends and hybrid construction begins.
- Reading a pillow block code — UCP, UCF, UCFL and the other mounted-unit codes, decoded.
- Linear bearing or linear guide — Bushings on a shaft, or blocks on a rail: sorting the two jobs.
- Sending a bearing drawing: the checklist — Dimensions, materials and options a drawing needs to carry.
Send an inquiry
Send the bearing codes, sizes or drawings you are sourcing, with the quantities per item and the destination market, and the range above is checked against your list item by item.