Rotary Motion
Compact precision bearings that carry radial, axial, and moment loads on a single race for rotary tables, robot joints, and indexing drives.
Crossed roller bearings arrange cylindrical rollers in alternating 90-degree orientation between inner and outer rings. The result is a single bearing that handles radial loads, axial loads in both directions, and tilting moments at the same time. That combination lets designers shrink the rotary envelope on machine tool tables, robot pivots, medical scanners, and semiconductor handlers without giving up rigidity.
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Standard full-complement crossed roller bearing in high carbon steel, sized from 30 to 800 mm bore for general rotary tables and indexing axes.
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Standard crossed roller bearing with a steel cage retainer, lower friction at speed than full-complement CRB while keeping the same envelope.
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High-rigidity crossed roller bearing with multiple mounting options available including same direction, opposite direction and tapped holes.
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High-rigidity crossed roller bearing with a POM plastic separator, balancing stiffness and quiet running for precision indexing tables.
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Slim crossed roller bearing in a low 8 to 13 mm section height, for robot joints and rotary actuators where axial space is tight.
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Super-slim crossed roller bearing at a 5 mm section height, for ultra-thin rotary stages, optical mounts, and compact robotic wrists.
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Super-slim crossed roller bearing with mounting holes, combining a 5 mm section with direct bolt-down for the thinnest precision rotary axes.