Insert Bearings

S-SB Style Stainless Steel Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on one side of the bearing to provide extra shaft support. Insert Bearings have stainless steel races with steel balls. Stainless Steel Insert Bearings are available in 440C Stainless Steel. Stainless Steel 440C is resistant to corrosion from fresh water, steam, crude oil, gasoline, perspiration, alcohol, blood and food stuffs. Stainless Steel does contain some carbon so it is still slightly magnetic and may eventually rust.

S-SB Style Stainless Steel Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on one side of the bearing to provide extra shaft support. Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings have stainless steel races with ceramic balls. Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) Ceramic Balls are suitable for applications where high loads, high speeds and extreme temeratures are factors. Long life and the need for minimal lubrication make this material appropriate for extreme applications. Silicon Nitirde is non-porous, non-magentic, non corrosive and lighter than steel. In ball form, ceramic balls are also harder than steel and because ceramic balls are non-porous they are virtually frictionless. and capable of spinning faster than steel balls.

UC Style Stainless Steel Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on both sides of the bearing to provide extra shaft support.. Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings have stainless steel races with ceramic balls. Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) Ceramic Balls are suitable for applications where high loads, high speeds and extreme temeratures are factors. Long life and the need for minimal lubrication make this material appropriate for extreme applications. Silicon Nitirde is non-porous, non-magentic, non corrosive and lighter than steel. In ball form, ceramic balls are also harder than steel and because ceramic balls are non-porous they are virtually frictionless. and capable of spinning faster than steel balls.

UC Style Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on both sides of the bearing to provide extra shaft support.. Steel Insert Bearings are available in both 52100 Chrome Steel and 440C Stainless Steel. Chrome Steel Insert Bearings are harder than Stainless Steel and more durable in demanding applications. Stainless Steel 440C is resistant to corrosion from fresh water, steam, crude oil, gasoline, perspiration, alcohol, blood and food stuffs. Stainless Steel does contain some carbon so it is still slightly magnetic and may eventually rust.

UC Style Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on both sides of the bearing to provide extra shaft support.. Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings have steel races with ceramic balls. Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) Ceramic Balls are suitable for applications where high loads, high speeds and extreme temperatures are factors. Long life and the need for minimal lubrication make this material appropriate for extreme applications. Silicon Nitirde is non-porous, non-magentic, non corrosive and lighter than steel. In ball form, ceramic balls are also harder than steel and because ceramic balls are non-porous they are virtually frictionless. and capable of spinning faster than steel balls.

SB Style Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on one side of the bearing to provide extra shaft support. Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings have steel races with ceramic balls. Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) Ceramic Balls are suitable for applications where high loads, high speeds and extreme temperatures are factors. Long life and the need for minimal lubrication make this material appropriate for extreme applications. Silicon Nitirde is non-porous, non-magentic, non corrosive and lighter than steel. In ball form, ceramic balls are also harder than steel and because ceramic balls are non-porous they are virtually frictionless. and capable of spinning faster than steel balls.

The CSA Stainless Steel Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on one side of the bearing to provide extra shaft support and a cylindrical OD.  CSA Stainless Steel Insert Bearings have stainless steel races with steel balls. Stainless Steel Insert Bearings are available in 440C Stainless Steel. Stainless Steel 440C is resistant to corrosion from fresh water, steam, crude oil, gasoline, perspiration, alcohol, blood and food stuffs. Stainless Steel does contain some carbon so it is still slightly magnetic and may eventually rust.

S-UC Style Stainless Steel Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on both sides of the bearing to provide extra shaft support. UC Style Stainless Steel Insert Bearings races and balls made from Stainless Steel 440C. Stainless Steel 440C is resistant to corrosion from fresh water, steam, crude oil, gasoline, perspiration, alcohol, blood and food stuffs. Stainless Steel does contain some carbon so it is still slightly magnetic and may eventually rust.

The SA Steel Series Insert Bearings have an eccentric locking collar and an inner ring that extends on one side of the bearing to provide extra shaft support. SA Steel Series Insert Bearings have steel races with steel balls. Steel Insert Bearings are available in both 52100 Chrome Steel and 440C Stainless Steel. Chrome Steel Insert Bearings are harder than Stainless Steel and more durable in demanding applications. Stainless Steel 440C is resistant to corrosion from fresh water, steam, crude oil, gasoline, perspiration, alcohol, blood and food stuffs. Stainless Steel does contain some carbon so it is still slightly magnetic and may eventually rust.  

The ER Series Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on both sides of the bearing to provide extra shaft support and a cylindrical OD.  ER Series Insert Bearings are available in both 52100 Chrome Steel and 440C Stainless Steel. Chrome Steel Insert Bearings are harder than Stainless Steel and more durable in demanding applications. Stainless Steel 440C is resistant to corrosion from fresh water, steam, crude oil, gasoline, perspiration, alcohol, blood and food stuffs. Stainless Steel does contain some carbon so it is still slightly magnetic and may eventually rust.

SB Style Chrome Steel Insert Bearings have an inner ring that extends on one side of the bearing to provide extra shaft support. Insert Bearings have chrome steel races with steel balls. Boca Bearings heavy duty insert bearings are used for mounting on shafts without the need for shoulders or adapters. The bearing is locked in place through set screws or a locking collar. Insert bearings can be slip fit directly onto the shaft.

The SA Chrome Steel Ceramic Hybrid Series Insert Bearings have an eccentric locking collar and an inner ring that extends on one side of the bearing to provide extra shaft support.  SA Chrome Steel Ceramic Hybrid Insert Bearings  have chrome steel races with Si3N4 Ceramic balls. Chrome Steel Insert Bearings are harder than Stainless Steel and more durable in demanding applications.