Overview
Extremely thin-section ball bearings contribute to equipment downsizing, lighter weight, and low torque in robots, construction equipment, and industrial machinery.
With lower frictional torque and less torque variation, N Series bearings improve torque transmission and provide smooth rotation. These high-precision bearings also support high speeds.
Features
- Equipment downsizing
The thinnest NB-7 Series deep groove ball bearings minimize the space necessary for the bearings, allowing for even smaller and lighter equipment. - Convenient options
Series 68 and 69 thin-section deep groove ball bearings come in both open and sealed varieties, with plans to further improve sealing performance. Maintenance-free types and bearings with a locating snap ring are also available to help simplify the surrounding structure.
Applications
- Robot axes, robot speed reducers, harmonic drives, RV gearboxes, automobile drive gears
Documents
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FAQ
- What's the difference between DD and DDU in a bearing designation?
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- Both DD and DDU refer to contact rubber seals. The structure of thin-walled types makes it impossible to process seal grooves on the inner ring outside diameter, so a DD-type seal lip (seal inner circumference) is applied to a step. Miniature bearings also use the DD type in the same way due to their size. Other standard models use DDU designations.
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