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How are Thin Section Ball Bearings different from traditional bearings?

Ningbo NBVO Seiko Bearing Co., Ltd. 2024.10.29
Ningbo NBVO Seiko Bearing Co., Ltd. Industry News

1. Structure and Design
Cross-sectional Thickness:
Thin Section Ball Bearings: have a thin cross-section, which allows them to easily fit into space-constrained situations.
Traditional Bearings: have a relatively thick cross-section and may not be suitable for applications with tight spaces.
Weight:
Thin Section Ball Bearings: due to their thin cross-section, they are usually lighter, which helps to reduce the weight of the overall equipment.
Traditional Bearings: are relatively heavy, which may increase the overall burden of the equipment.
2. Performance and Application
Rotation Performance:
Thin Section Ball Bearings: are designed for smooth rotation and reduced friction, ensuring high-precision and low-noise operation.
Traditional Bearings: although they can also provide rotation functions, they may not be as precise and quiet as thin section ball bearings in some aspects.
Load Capacity:
Thin Section Ball Bearings: although compact, they still provide sufficient load capacity to meet the needs of specific applications.
Traditional Bearings: generally have higher load capacity, but may not be installed in some space-constrained applications.
Application areas:
Thin Section Ball Bearings: widely used in aerospace, robotics, medical equipment and semiconductor manufacturing, etc., which require high precision and light weight.
Traditional bearings: more common in general industrial applications, such as automobiles, machinery manufacturing, etc.
3. Materials and manufacturing
Material selection: Thin Section Ball Bearings are usually made of high-quality materials such as stainless steel or chrome steel to ensure durability and reliability.
Manufacturing process: Due to the special structure, higher precision and more complex processes are required in the manufacturing process.
4. Cost and sustainability
Cost: Thin Section Ball Bearings: usually cost more due to material, manufacturing and precision requirements.
Traditional bearings: relatively low cost, easier to mass produce and apply.
Sustainability: Thin Section Ball Bearings: due to its lightweight, high precision and long life, it helps to reduce energy consumption and waste generation, which is in line with the concept of sustainable development.
Traditional bearings: may not be as prominent as Thin Section Ball Bearings in terms of sustainability.