At 16 mm tall, these bearings are about the height of your typical plastic water bottle cap, so they won’t bulk up your builds. They handle radial, thrust, and moment loads. Often used to oscillate heavy equipment, find them rotating hoists or spinning components on robotic arms. The internal sleeve moves smoothly and will never require lubrication. For easy alignment and mounting, these bearings have holes on both the inner and outer ring. They’re also known as slewing-ring bearings.

Note: Listed capacities only apply when bearings are mounted parallel to the ground. Otherwise, they reduce when bearings are tilted.

Safe enough to rotate equipment in microchip and semiconductor manufacturing, these bearings prevent harmful static buildup. They’re made from stainless steel and have specially formulated PTFE sleeves that work together to drain static. Make sure your set up provides a path to the ground.

Also known as slewing-ring bearings, these bearings are great for turning heavy equipment in a slow and controlled way. Their sleeves are also slippery, so they move smoothly and don't require lubrication. For alignment and mounting, they have holes on both the inner and outer ring.

Note: Listed capacities only apply when bearings are mounted parallel to the ground. These bearings can be mounted in other orientations, but their capacities will be reduced.

Made of stainless steel and plastic, these bearings are FDA compliant for direct contact with food. Their low-friction internal sleeves never need to be lubricated. Often used to turn conveyors or spin mixers, these bearings are designed for slow, controlled rotation. They have holes on both the inner and outer ring, so they’re easy to align and mount. They’re also known as slewing-ring bearings.

Note: Listed capacities only apply when bearings are mounted parallel to the ground. These bearings can be mounted in other orientations, but their capacities will be reduced.