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Needle roller and cage thrust assemblies are designed to accommodate heavy axial loads and peak loads in one direction. They provide a high degree of stiffness within a minimum axial space. In applications where the faces of adjacent machine components serve as raceways, needle roller thrust bearings take up no more space than a conventional thrust washer. The bearings can also be combined with bearing washers to create complete bearings.

These needle roller thrust bearings consist of a roller and axial cage assembly. The cage retains and guides the large number of needle rollers. They're used in applications where adjacent components function as the bearing's raceway.

Spherical roller thrust bearings accommodate very heavy axial and considerable radial loads. They have the highest load rating of all thrust bearings, enabling compact, high power density bearing arrangements. By combining two or more spherical roller thrust bearings, it is possible to create a bearing arrangement that is either self-aligning, allowing misalignment of the shaft, or very stiff.

These banded ball thrust bearings ease installation and provide extra protection to the internal bearing components against contaminants. They consist of a housing washer, a shaft washer, and a ball and cage assembly that are banded together as one unit.

Single direction thrust bearings CRAFT bearings Single Direction Thrust Ball Bearings consist of two flat washers with raceways, balls and cage which are detachable. The washers have a flat seating surface therefore they have to be embedded so that all balls are equally loaded. Bearings only transfer axial loads in one direction. Cage Thrust ball bearings have as standard pressed steel cage, where the material and application is not marked. Larger size bearings use massive brass cage to offer more robust solutions.

Like the TS Bearing design, the TSF design consists of two main separable parts: the cone (inner ring) assembly and the cup (outer ring). It is typically mounted in opposing pairs on a shaft. TSF Bearings have flanged cups to facilitate axial location and accurately align seals in through-bored housings.

Spherical roller thrust bearings accommodate very heavy axial and considerable radial loads. They have the highest load rating of all thrust bearings, enabling compact, high power density bearing arrangements. By combining two or more spherical roller thrust bearings, it is possible to create a bearing arrangement that is either self-aligning, allowing misalignment of the shaft, or very stiff.

Single direction thrust ball bearings, with sphered housing washer, can accommodate axial loads in one direction. They must not be subjected to any radial load. Many of the components are interchangeable. The shaft washers have a ground bore that enables an interference fit. The sphered housing washers can accommodate initial misalignment when configured correctly with a sphered seat washer or a machine component with a sphered surface.

This is the most basic and most widely used type of tapered roller Bearing. It consists of two main separable parts: the cone (inner ring) assembly and the cup (outer ring). It is typically mounted in opposing pairs on a shaft.