Special bearings

Non-Standard & Made to Drawing

When the catalogue stops, the workshop starts. Special bore, width, clearance, cage material or coating — manufactured to your print, from a single piece to a series run.

Series
Per drawing
Bore
5 – 1500 mm
Class
On drawing
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Design

When the catalogue stops.

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.

  • Print, model or sampleA 2D drawing, a 3D model or a failed part in a box are all accepted as the starting point.
  • Material to specificationBearing steel, stainless, ceramic or a coating, chosen against the environment.
  • First article before the batchThe first part is measured and reported before the rest of the run is released.
  • Traceable lotsHeat number, heat-treatment batch and measurement file recorded per lot.

Technical data

Per drawing
Input accepted2D print · 3D model · physical sample
Bore range5 – 1500 mm
Outer diameterUp to 1800 mm
AccuracyAs specified on the drawing
MaterialBearing steel, stainless, ceramic, special coatings
CageBrass, steel, polymer, or none (full complement)
Minimum quantityOne piece for a prototype, series pricing from the second release
Lead time4 – 8 weeks typical, confirmed after drawing review
made to printreverse-engineered from samplestainlessceramic hybridspecial coatingfull complement

Where it is used

Common applications
01

Legacy equipment

A part that the original maker no longer lists, remade to the sample.

02

Prototype builds

One-off bearing for a test rig, before the design is frozen.

03

Harsh environment

Stainless or coated variants for washdown, vacuum or high temperature.

04

Integrated designs

A bearing race machined directly into the customer's shaft or housing.

Send the part number.
We will send the answer.

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