Thin section and angular contact bearings for joints and precise drives.
Robot joints need bearings that are light, compact and stiff. Thin section bearings save space in the arm, while angular contact pairs hold position under combined load in rotary axes.
Automation builders and machine integrators order these in small batches with consistent quality from lot to lot.
What we recommend
Bearing families for robotics
Thin-Walled BearingsA small cross-section for its diameter — saves weight and installation space where room is tight.61800, 61900, 6700, 16000
Angular Contact Ball BearingsRaceways set at an angle to the axis, so radial and axial load are carried at the same time — precise and rigid at high speed.3200, 3300, 7000, 7200
Cylindrical Roller BearingsLine contact across cylindrical rollers gives high radial capacity and stiffness under heavy load at speed.NU, NJ, NUP, NF
Deep Groove Ball BearingsThe most widely used rolling-element bearing — carries radial and moderate axial loads, with a deep raceway that runs smooth and cool at high speed.6000, 6200, 6300, 6400