Needle roller bearings are a type of bearing classified as either radial or thrust, depending on the direction of the load they are designed to support. These bearings utilize cylindrical rollers that are long and narrow, and in some cases, the rollers may slightly exceed the ISO-defined size range for needle rollers. The category includes drawn cup needle roller bearings, solid radial needle bearings, as well as application-specific components such as cam followers and roller followers.

Needle roller bearings are a type of bearing categorized as either radial or thrust, depending on the direction of the load they support. These bearings use rollers that are long and thin in proportion to their diameter. In some cases, the rollers may slightly exceed the standard needle dimensions as defined by ISO. Needle roller bearings include drawn cup bearings, solid radial bearings, and application-specific types such as cam followers and roller followers.

The NKI20/20 is a high-performance needle roller bearing with inner ring, engineered to deliver exceptional radial load capacity in compact spaces. Manufactured from hardened chromium steel (AISI 52100), this bearing features a slim cross-section (20x35x20mm) and integrated inner ring for easy installation and superior wear resistance. Ideal for applications demanding high rigidity with minimal radial space, the NKI20/20 ensures smooth operation under heavy loads and high rotational speeds.

The AXK1024 is a precision-engineered metric thrust needle roller bearing, designed to deliver exceptional axial load capacity in ultra-compact spaces. Manufactured from high-carbon chromium steel with hardened surfaces, this bearing features a separable washer design for easy installation and maintenance. Ideal for applications requiring high rigidity and minimal axial height, the AXK1024 operates reliably under heavy thrust loads while maintaining smooth rotation.

Needle roller bearings are classified as radial or thrust based on the direction of the load they support. They include bearings with rollers slightly larger than the ISO-defined size range for needle rollers. This category covers drawn cup and solid radial bearings, along with application-specific cam followers and roller followers.

Needle roller bearings are classified as radial or thrust based on the load direction. They include bearings with rollers slightly larger than the ISO size range for needle rollers, such as drawn cup and solid radial types, along with application-specific cam followers and roller followers.

Needle roller bearings are classified as either radial or thrust depending on the load direction. They include bearings with rollers slightly larger than the ISO-defined needle roller size range, such as drawn cup and solid radial bearings, along with application-specific cam and roller followers.

Needle roller bearings are classified as radial or thrust based on the load direction. They include bearings with rollers slightly larger than the ISO size range for needle rollers, covering drawn cup and solid radial types, as well as application-specific cam and roller followers.

Needle roller bearings are classified as radial or thrust depending on the load direction. They include bearings with rollers slightly larger than the ISO needle roller size range, such as drawn cup and solid radial types, along with specialized cam and roller followers.

Needle roller bearings are classified as radial or thrust based on the load direction. They include bearings with rollers slightly larger than ISO’s needle roller size range, such as drawn cup and solid radial bearings, along with application-specific cam and roller followers.

Needle roller bearings are classified as radial or thrust based on load direction. They include bearings with rollers slightly larger than ISO’s needle roller size range. This category covers drawn cup and solid radial bearings, plus application-specific cam and roller followers.

Needle roller bearings are a type of bearing classified as either radial or thrust, depending on the direction of the load they support. They also include bearings with rollers that slightly exceed the size range specified for needle rollers by ISO standards. This category includes drawn cup and solid radial bearings, as well as application-specific designs such as cam followers and roller followers.