IDC Bearings
IDC offers a wide range of bearing series, including cylindrical roller, track roller, needle roller, spherical roller, deep groove ball, tapered roller, crossed roller, slewing ring, tandem thrust, and custom non-standard bearings.
IDC's ball bearings include radial and thrust types. Radial ball bearings mainly comprise deep groove and angular contact variants. Thanks to point contact between rolling elements and raceways, these bearings deliver high precision, low friction, quiet operation, and are well-suited for high-speed applications.
IDC cylindrical roller bearings are available in a wide range of designs and sizes. Key variations include the number of roller rows, inner and outer ring flange configurations, and cage designs and materials.
These bearings are ideal for applications involving heavy radial loads and high speeds. They also accommodate axial displacement — particularly in designs with flanges on both rings, which allow limited axial movement. Additional advantages include high rigidity, low friction, and extended service life.
IDC tapered roller bearings are available in a wide range of models and can be customized for diverse high-load applications. Consisting of a tapered outer ring and inner ring assembly, they support combined radial and axial loads while maintaining low-friction operation. Through precise adjustment and preloading, these bearings offer enhanced service life and rigidity.
IDC spherical roller bearings include radial spherical roller bearings and thrust spherical roller bearings, featuring high load-carrying capacity and the ability to compensate for misalignment.
IDC needle roller bearings feature extremely small radial dimensions and a highly compact structure, making them widely applicable in situations where space is limited and relatively high loads need to be supported.
IDC track roller bearings are a special type of bearing that utilize rollers as rolling elements and combine the structure of rolling bearings with that of rollers. They are primarily designed to bear radial loads while also accommodating a certain degree of axial displacement or angular misalignment. The outer ring features a thick-walled structure. These bearings are widely used in mechanical devices that require rolling support, guidance, or motion transmission.
IDC crossed roller bearings are essential for high-precision, high-load equipment due to their unique design, outstanding performance, and broad applicability.
IDC tandem thrust bearings consist of multiple thrust washers (shaft/housing washers) and rolling elements, typically caged in iron or copper assemblies.
Customers can select and customize bearing types based on their actual application needs.
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