CCTY designs and manufactures ball bearings for OEM applications requiring precise, reliable motion. Our ball bearing portfolio includes single-row deep groove ball bearings, four-point contact ball bearings, flexible ball bearings and double-row angular contact ball bearings.
Standard sizes are available for many applications, while CCTY engineers can work with OEM design teams to develop application-specific bearing solutions when standard bearings do not meet performance, packaging or motion requirements.
Ball Bearing Manufacturer for OEM Applications
As a ball bearing manufacturer, CCTY works with OEM engineers to match bearing design to the requirements of the application. Important considerations can include radial and axial loads, speed, available space, accuracy, stiffness, operating environment and service-life requirements.
CCTY ball bearings are used in applications ranging from robotics and automation to automotive, commercial vehicle and industrial equipment.
Types of Ball Bearings from CCTY
Single-Row Deep Groove
Ball Bearing
Four-Point Contact
Ball Bearings
Flexible Ball Bearings
Double-Row Angular
Contact Ball Bearings
Frequently Asked Questions About Ball Bearings
Does CCTY manufacture ball bearings?
Yes. CCTY is a ball bearing manufacturer offering single-row deep groove ball bearings, four-point contact ball bearings, flexible ball bearings and double-row angular contact ball bearings for OEM and motion-control applications.
Can CCTY manufacture custom ball bearings?
CCTY works with OEM engineering teams on application-specific bearing solutions when standard bearing sizes or configurations do not meet the requirements of the application. Contact CCTY with your application specifications to determine available design options.
How do I select the right ball bearing?
Ball bearing selection should begin with the loads, motion and packaging requirements of the application. Engineers should consider:
- Expected service life
- Radial, axial and combined loads
- Rotational speed
- Available installation space
- Required stiffness and accuracy
- Misalignment and deflection
- Operating temperature and environment
- Lubrication requirements
What ball bearings are used in robotics?
The appropriate bearing depends on the robotic joint or actuator. Flexible ball bearings can be used in strain-wave gearing and compact precision motion systems, while four-point contact ball bearings can support combined loading in compact bearing arrangements. Other robotic applications may use crossed roller bearings, angular contact ball bearings, spherical plain bearings or bushings.
What information should I provide when requesting a ball bearing?
Providing the bearing dimensions, radial and axial loads, speed, operating environment, required life and available installation space helps CCTY engineers evaluate the application. Drawings and information about the surrounding assembly can also help identify the appropriate bearing solution.
