Component Bearings
Component bearings are machine parts that works to constrain motion to a required motion and also limit friction between moving parts. Component bearings allow for a free linear movement of moving parts or prevent motion by controlling the forces that bar on the moving parts. Common types of component bearings include plain bearing, rolling-element bearing, ball bearing, roller bearing, jewel bearing, fluid bearing, magnetic bearing, and flexure bearing. Component bearings are used in a wide range of applications including dental drills, aerospace bearings, gearboxes, wheel bearings in vehicles, flexure bearings housed in optical alignment systems, and bike wheel hubs.
-
GGB UK
View company profileGGB helps create a world of motion with minimal frictional loss through plain bearing and surface engineering technologies.
GGB’s wide choice of bearing materials includes metal-polymer, engineered plastics, fiber reinforced composite, metals and bimetals, bushing blocks and thrust plates as well as specialized housings and assemblies all available in standard or custom sizes and shapes, and manufactured to precise spécifications.
Plain bearings are usually cylindrical in shape and contain no moving parts. Standard configurations include cylindrical bearings, flanged bearings, thrust washers and flanged thrust washers and sliding plates of various shapes. They also can be made to custom designs.
With R&D, testing and production facilities in the United States, Germany, France, Brazil, Slovakia and China, GGB partners with customers worldwide on customized tribological design solutions that are efficient and environmentally sustainable. GGB’s engineers bring their expertise and passion for tribology to a wide range of industries, including automotive, aerospace and industrial manufacturing.
To learn more about GGB’s surface engineering for reliable tribology, visit ggbearings.com.
