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Description 

A  ball bearing is a specialized mechanical component that uses spherical rolling elements (balls) to maintain separation between two concentric rings, significantly reducing rotational friction

Features

• Inner & Outer Races: The “rings” or tracks that house the balls. The inner race typically attaches to a rotating shaft, while the outer race sits in a stationary housing.
• The Balls: High-precision spheres made of chrome steel, ceramic, or composites. They convert sliding friction into rolling friction, allowing for high-speed operation.
• The Cage (Retainer): Keeps the balls evenly spaced to prevent them from colliding or rubbing, which reduces heat buildup.
• Seals & Shields: Optional protective covers that retain essential lubricants while blocking dust and moisture.

Available on backorder