China Factory Deep Groove Ball Bearings Suppliers | High-Quality Non-Separable Radial and Axial Load Bearings
Bearings with Shields or Seals
These bearings are suitable for low-speed applications. They are pre-lubricated with an appropriate amount of grease during manufacturing and do not require cleaning or relubrication during installation. The grease provides rust prevention and sealing. These bearings are widely used in various machinery, especially in harsh environments where built-in sealing is required. The grease fill quantity depends on the bearing size and operating conditions, typically occupying 25% to 35% of the internal free space.
Bearings with Snap Rings or Grooves
Deep groove ball bearings with snap ring grooves or snap rings on the outer ring are available. These bearings simplify housing design by allowing the bearing to be axially secured in the housing using a snap ring. They are preferred when installation space is limited. The corresponding snap ring dimensions are listed in the bearing dimension tables.
Low-Noise Bearings
Dimensions
The dimensions of the basic bearing types listed in the dimension tables conform to ISO 15:1981. The dimensions of snap ring grooves and snap rings comply with ISO 464:1976.
Angular Misalignment
Single-row deep groove ball bearings have limited ability to accommodate angular misalignment. The maximum permissible angular misalignment between the inner and outer rings depends on the operating radial clearance, bearing size, internal design, and the forces and moments acting on the bearing. Under normal operating conditions, it is approximately 2 to 10 arcminutes.
It should be noted that angular misalignment during operation will significantly increase noise levels. Double-row deep groove ball bearings can only accommodate angular misalignment of up to 2 arcminutes. Greater misalignment will increase the load on the balls and raceways, potentially reducing bearing service life.
Tolerances
Radial Internal Clearance
Back-to-back or face-to-face paired bearings (Series 60, 62, and 63) are typically supplied in:
- Small axial clearance (suffix code CA).
- Light preload (suffix code GA).










