Ball bearings

Four-Point Contact Ball Bearings

One ring, two contact points per ball. A single bearing locates the shaft axially in either direction inside a section height that a pair of angular contact bearings would not fit.

Series
QJ · QJF
Bore
35 – 400 mm
Class
P5
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Design

Two directions, one ring.

Every batch is measured on the finished part, and the measurement file travels with the goods. Send a designation, a drawing or a photo of the failed part and an engineer will answer with a lead time and a price, usually inside 48 hours.

  • Two contact points per ballThe split inner ring lets one ball touch four raceway points, so either direction takes thrust.
  • 35° contact angleA steep angle for axial capacity while keeping some radial capability.
  • QJF split inner ringThe split design allows two-piece mounting where the shaft shoulder is in the way.
  • Narrow sectionLocates the shaft in a space that a matched pair cannot use.

Technical data

QJ · QJF
DesignsQJ · QJF (split inner ring)
Bore range35 – 400 mm
Outer diameter72 – 620 mm
Rows1 (four-point contact)
AccuracyP5 standard, P4 on request
Contact angle35°
CageMachined brass
LubricationOil or grease
QJQJFwith locating slotsbrass cage

Where it is used

Common applications
01

Gearbox locating positions

Axial location in both directions in one bearing position.

02

Machine-tool tables

Rotary table location where section height is limited.

03

Crane wheels

Axial guidance with radial load shared with a cylindrical roller bearing.

04

Pump shafts

Locating the rotor where a pair would be too wide.

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A designation, a drawing, or a photo of the failed part is enough to start. Technical questions reach an engineer, not a mailbox.