Balance both axial and radial loads in shafts using this deep-groove ball bearing. This is the most common type of ball bearing – you'll find it used in a wide variety of industries. It's resistant to pressure as its stainless-steel construction offers high tensile strength. The single-row design is compact and handles a light load capacity in machinery. As it regulates the torque movement in machines, it's a quiet choice that produces minimal vibration in your industrial equipment.

• Perpetual 10,000r/min (rotations per minute) limiting speed for reliable operation in intense environments
• Self-lubricating rolling elements need very little maintenance
• 17mm bore diameter keeps balls snug in the race for increased stability

• Machine tools
• Quarrying and mining industry
• Medical equipment
• Automotive
• Steering systems

Start by using a light oil to grease the shaft. Place the bearing over it and cover it with a bearing fitting tool. Use a hammer to hit it firmly for a few blows to insert the bearing into it.