Deep-groove ball bearing cages
Plastic cages for deep-groove ball bearings, including ring and crown forms with pockets arranged around the circumference.
- Dimensions
- 14 × 14 × 2.2 mmCatalog example; specifications vary by part and version.
Ball bearing cages
Ball-bearing cages, including ring, crown and tubular structures and wheel-hub design examples.
Product families: 5
Bearing cages
Plastic cages for ball, needle roller and slewing bearing arrangements. Browse the pocket and frame structures used in each family.
Ball bearing cages
Ball-bearing cages, including ring, crown and tubular structures and wheel-hub design examples.
Thrust ball bearing cage
An annular plastic cage for thrust ball bearings, with ball pockets spaced around a central opening.
- Dimensions
- 19 × 19 × 3.9 mmCatalog example; specifications vary by part and version.
Plastic ball bearing cages with axial bars
Ball-bearing cage structures with end rings and axial bars. Review the ball spacing, pocket shape and assembly envelope with the drawing when defining the mold and molded part.
- Dimensions
- 22 × 22 × 10 mmHistorical catalog example; these values are not assigned to a photographed version.
Product rendering
Open-pocket ringWheel-hub bearing cage designs
Two ring-shaped cage designs show open and closed ball pockets for wheel-hub bearings. Compare pocket geometry, the ring profile and assembly clearances when defining your version.
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PPS tubular ball bearing cage design
A tubular ball-bearing cage design with a flanged end and multiple rows of pockets. PPS is identified as the design material in the portfolio; grade, fit and operating requirements are specified for each project.
- Design material
- PPSPortfolio design example. The product rendering is based on the documented CAD view.
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