For heavy axial load applications where thrust ball bearings are insufficient — roller contact enables significantly greater force capacity.
Thrust roller bearings use cylindrical or tapered rollers instead of balls to carry axial loads, delivering significantly greater load capacity than thrust ball bearings of equivalent dimensions. They are the standard choice in heavy industrial equipment operating under sustained, high-magnitude axial loading conditions — including presses, extruders, and heavy-duty machine tools.
Request a Quote →| Load Type | Heavy Axial |
| Capacity | Significantly Higher Than Ball Type |
| Speed Range | Low to Medium |
| Roller Type | Cylindrical / Tapered |
| Material | Chrome Steel (GCr15) |
| Configuration | Single / Double Direction |
| Standards | ISO 104, DIN 722 |
Supports extreme axial forces in hydraulic and mechanical press operations.
Handles the sustained thrust loading in plastic and metal extrusion equipment.
Supports the axial component of rolling forces in steel and aluminum mills.
Carries propeller thrust loads in ship and vessel propulsion systems.
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