Flangette ball bearings are easy to mount, permanently grease-lubricated for long life, and protected with double rubber seals. This clamp type bearing has split extended inner on one side and removable collar with setscrew for easy clamping to shafts (read more)

WM Berg stocks a vast array of bearings to suit every design need, such as: The Ball, Needle Roller, Sintered bronze, Oil-less, Teflon, Thermoplastic, Thrust, Roller Thrust, Spherical and Linear ball. (read more)

Thrust Bearings Precision thrust ball bearings allow smooth rotation under high axial loads and low speeds.

Collar Bearings Clamp type collar has split extended inner on one side and removable collar with setscrew for easy clamping to shafts. (read more)

Stafford's Hinge Shaft Collars simplify assembly and are ideal for use in tight spaces or remote locations. Functioning like a 2-piece split collar but made as a single unit with no loose parts, these collars eliminate fumbling, lost screws and wasted time. (read more)

Our unique "self locking" products are secured to shafts, spindles and ball screws by a strong mechanical metal to metal locking feature (read more)

Rockford's preloaded ball screws, The Rockford Preload (RP), are ball screw assemblies that consist of two standard ball nut assemblies and a rolled thread ball screw. (read more)

Steinmeyer, Inc. announced today a new option to its standard line of precision ball screw products – hybrid ball screws using ceramic rolling elements. By using balls manufactured from silicon nitride instead of tool steel, Steinmeyer is able to eliminate micro-welding in the ball nut. (read more)

Airball Products' hollow metal balls are typically used in Aircraft Ball Transfer Units (BTU's), Ship Cargo Decks, Palletizers, Ball Tables, Conveyor Systems, Liquid Float Systems and Custom Ball Valves. (read more)

TiC balls are manufactured and finished by Hoover Precision Products, Inc. utilizing a high volume, efficient production process. The balls are coated in Safety Harbor, Florida by BryCoat, Inc. using a titanium carbide coating applied in a high temperature CVD process. (read more)

Like plastics and other non-metals, ceramic balls are available in a host of compositions and formulations. This data sheet covers many of the general properties shared by ceramic balls, and lists specific characteristics of different materials. (read more)