7200 Series
Standard contact angle series for general combined-load duty.
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Product Range
Single and matched-pair angular contact bearings across the standard contact angle range.
Standard contact angle series for general combined-load duty.
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Back-to-back, face-to-face and tandem matched sets for spindle and pump applications.
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Lighter cage and precision-graded for higher speed spindle duty.
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Representative ranges across the stocked angular contact range.
Our Brands
Stocked across our general bearing brand range.
Buying Guide
Key decisions before ordering.
Back-to-back suits rigid moment loads, face-to-face suits misalignment tolerance, tandem suits one-direction thrust.
Higher contact angles carry more axial load at the cost of some radial capacity.
Matched pairs are ground as a set, do not mix a matched bearing with a standalone unit.
Standards
Standards this bearing family is built to.
Standard interchangeable dimensions across manufacturers.
P0 through P5 grades for spindle-grade applications.
Matched pairs ground together for correct preload and running accuracy.
Every unit marked and traceable to its production batch.
Applications
Typical mounting points for this bearing type.
Matched sets for rigidity and running accuracy at speed.
Single or paired bearings on centrifugal pump shafts.
Combined load support at the drive end.
Automotive and machinery steering column support.
Thrust-loaded ends on air and gas compressors.
High speed fan shafts needing combined load support.
Industries
Where combined load capacity at speed matters.
Spindle bearing sets for lathes, mills and grinders.
Thrust-loaded ends on centrifugal pumps.
Shaft ends carrying combined radial and thrust load.
Any application needing rigid combined-load support.
FAQ
Common questions about angular contact ball bearings, answered by our counter team.
DB (back-to-back) and DF (face-to-face) both take thrust in either direction, DT (tandem) takes thrust in one direction only with combined capacity.
No, matched pairs are ground together for a specific preload, mixing an unmatched bearing changes the running clearance and can cause premature failure.
Higher angles (30 degrees) suit higher axial loads, lower angles (15 degrees) suit higher speed with less axial demand. Tell us your load direction and we will confirm the right angle.
Send your application details on WhatsApp and we will confirm the right mounting arrangement.
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