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Among them, angular contact thrust ball bearings mainly bear axial loads and can also bear a small amount of radial loads. Compared with thrust ball bearings of the same size, the allowable limit speed is higher. Can do a single direction of axial positioning. The contact Angle of angular contact thrust ball bearings is mainly 40° and 60°, which is especially suitable for applications where the axial load is mainly carried and the radial load is certain. It can also compensate for the lack of plane thrust ball bearings that can only withstand axial loads but not radial loads. The size of the radial load that the structure can bear depends on the size of the contact Angle, in general, the smaller the contact Angle, the greater the ability to bear the radial load.
Among them, angular contact thrust ball bearings mainly bear axial loads and can also bear a small amount of radial loads. Compared with thrust ball bearings of the same size, the allowable limit speed is higher. Can do a single direction of axial positioning. The contact Angle of angular contact thrust ball bearings is mainly 40° and 60°, which is especially suitable for applications where the axial load is mainly carried and the radial load is certain. It can also compensate for the lack of plane thrust ball bearings that can only withstand axial loads but not radial loads. The size of the radial load that the structure can bear depends on the size of the contact Angle, in general, the smaller the contact Angle, the greater the ability to bear the radial load.
