From automotive applications to the clean energy sector, our range of angular contact bearings has become a go-to product for Australian engineering specialists.

We provide angular contact bearings to a wide range of Australian industries and engineering trades, including:

Automotive
Marine
Agriculture
Wind turbine industries
Steel mills and much more

We stock bearings from world-leading bearing manufacturers, such as:

SKF
FAG
NSK
Nachi
Koyo
Timken
SNR and many others

Angular contact bearings have a wide range of applications where reliability and precision are paramount. Read on to learn more.

What are angular contact bearings?

Angular contact bearings consist of an inner and outer ring raceway with displaced bearings relative to each other in the flow direction and can accommodate combined loads. Essentially, each bearing is self-contained in its own individual case within the bearing.

An example of an angular contact bearing application is in places where you require a bearing to act on an axial and radial load simultaneously.

Where are angular contact bearings used?

Angular contact bearings offer a versatile range of applications and are commonly used in machinery or appliances such as:

Gearboxes
Clutches
Pumps
Electric motors
High-speed processing machines and more

Because of the diverse range of applications that angular contact bearings offer, there are various configurations.

Single-row angular contact bearings

Single-row angular contact bearings are designed to accommodate axial loads in one direction. This bearing configuration is normally adjusted against a second bearing. These bearing's rings consist of an upper and lower shoulder and are non-separable.

Double-row angular contact bearings

Double-row angular contact bearings feature two single-single row configurations back-to-back. They have a range of benefits over a single-row configuration, including:

Less axial space
Accommodate axial and radial loads
Work in both directions
Accommodate tilting movements

A double-row angular contact bearing offers rigid control for superior machine and engine performance accuracy.

Four-point angular contact bearings

Four-point angular contact bearings offer optimal performance, providing a wide range of features and benefits, including:

Accommodation of axial loads in both directions
Less axial space
High load carrying capacity
Separable design
Optimal oil flow

These types of four-point bearings also limit inner ring deformation under high clamping forces, meaning more reliability and longevity.

Angular contact bearings Australia-wide for engineering and mechanical specialists

For over 35 years, our bearings and industrial supply experts have provided Australian engineering and mechanical trade specialists with a comprehensive selection of bearings for all industries.

As well as world-class angular contact bearings and other bearings types, we also supply all other bearings installation, maintenance and replacement solutions, including:

Bearing tools
Bearing pullers
Oil and lubricants
Degreasers
Cleaners and much more

We also have a 24-hour emergency breakdown service for Brisbane and South East Queensland operations.

For more information about our full catalogue of world-class bearings or to reach our 24-hour emergency breakdown service, call 0452 398 997 or head into our warehouse just a half-hour drive North of the Brisbane CBD at 2/260 Zillmere Road, Zillmere. No inquiry is too small!

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