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ANDE Thrust Ball Bearing — Ball Bearings
ISO 9001:2015

Ball Bearings

Thrust Ball Bearing

Bearings consisting of two bearing discs with raceways, developed solely for absorbing axial forces in one direction for precise shaft axial positioning.

Type
Thrust Ball Bearing
Bore Diameter
10 mm - 150 mm (standard range)
Outer Diameter
24 mm - 250 mm (standard range)
Material
Chrome Steel AISI 52100
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Technical Overview

Thrust Ball Bearings consist of two bearing discs (washers) with raceways for the balls. They were developed solely for absorbing axial forces in one direction, which means they can locate the shaft axially in one direction. ANDE thrust ball bearings are manufactured from premium chrome steel with precision-ground raceways and are available in single-direction and double-direction configurations. They are commonly used in automotive steering systems, machine tool spindles, and industrial equipment where precise axial positioning is required.

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Key Features

Designed specifically for axial load support
Available in single-direction and double-direction configurations
Flat seat and aligning seat washer options
Precision-ground raceways for smooth operation
Compact axial design for space-constrained applications
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Technical Specifications

PropertyValue
TypeThrust Ball Bearing
Bore Diameter10 mm - 150 mm (standard range)
Outer Diameter24 mm - 250 mm (standard range)
MaterialChrome Steel AISI 52100
Cage TypePressed steel / Machined brass
Precision ClassP5 standard, P4 on request
Speed RatingUp to 5,000 RPM (size dependent)
Dynamic Load Rating5 kN - 250 kN
Static Load Rating10 kN - 600 kN
Seal OptionsOpen configuration standard
StandardsISO 104:2015, ISO 492
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Applications

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Automotive steering columns and gearboxes
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Machine tool spindle thrust support
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Crane hooks and swivel mechanisms
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Industrial valves and actuators
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1Can thrust ball bearings handle radial loads?

No, thrust ball bearings are designed exclusively for axial loads and cannot support any radial loads. If your application requires both radial and axial load support, consider angular contact ball bearings or deep groove ball bearings instead.

Q2What is the difference between single-direction and double-direction thrust ball bearings?

Single-direction thrust ball bearings support axial loads in one direction only and consist of a shaft washer, housing washer, and ball/cage assembly. Double-direction versions have two sets of balls and three washers, allowing them to support axial loads in both directions.

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