Angular contact ball bearing can carry radial load and axial load at the same time, meanwhile, it can also endure pure axial load, together with high limited speed. The carrying capacity of axial load is decided by the contact angle, the bigger contact angle, the higher carrying capacity of axial load. The definition of contact angle α Is the angle formed by the line upright with axes of bearings and the line which connect the grounders and contact of rollaway.
 

The raceways of both the inner and outer rings of these non-separable bearings are made with set contact angles. The balls are inserted using counter-bore construction, which allows a larger number of balls to be installed than in deep-groove ball bearings. Single-row angular contact ball bearings can sustain radial, axial and momentary loads. However, any axial load must be applied in one direction. Due to their design, angular contact bearings will experience some

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