Thrust radial bearings and thrust angular contact ball bearings are ready-to-use high-precision bearings. The bearing ring has mounting holes for easy installation. For low speed, short range applications such as indexing heads and rotary milling heads, the most suitable bearing is the YRT series; for low friction and high speed applications, the RTC series is more suitable; the YRTspeed series is best suited for direct drive bearings. The bearings are very fast and the friction is very low and uniform over the entire speed range, making them suitable for use with torque motors. Thrust angular contact ball bearings are especially suitable for high speed and long-term operation. The bearings have high tipping stiffness, low friction and low lubricant consumption.

Thrust radial bearings have axial and radial components. The axial portion includes a thrust pin or cylindrical roller and cage, an outer ring, an L-ring and a retaining ring; the radial portion is a full complement roller or a cage guided preloaded cylindrical roller. Thrust angular contact ball bearings have integral outer rings, double inner rings and double row steel balls and cages with a contact angle of 60°.

The thrust radial bearing is unsealed and can be lubricated by the outer ring and L-ring. It is usually lubricated with lithium-based composite soap grease; the thrust angular contact ball bearings are sealed on both sides and are lubricated with ruthenium-based complex soap grease. It can be lubricated by adding grease to the oil hole in the outer ring. The product can be used in the temperature range of -30 ° C ~ + 120 ° C.