High-Precision Ball Spline Bearings for Smooth Linear Motion & Heavy Loads XYZ Bearings

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Technical Superiority: Ball Spline vs Conventional Bearings

Why settle for yesterday's technology? Our ball spline bearing
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Feature	Ball Spline	Roller Bearing	Tapered Ball
Axial Load Capacity	1500 N/mm²	800 N/mm²	950 N/mm²
Service Life	20,000 hrs	8,000 hrs	12,000 hrs

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FAQS on ball spline bearing

Q: What is a ball spline bearing and how does it differ from a standard ball bearing?

A: A ball spline bearing allows simultaneous rotational and linear motion through grooves in its shaft, while standard ball bearings only support rotational movement. Its design enables higher load capacity and precision in motion control systems. This makes it ideal for applications requiring combined motion, such as robotics or CNC machinery.

Q: Where are ball spline bearings commonly used?

A: Ball spline bearings are widely used in industrial automation, aerospace actuators, and medical equipment. They excel in systems requiring precise linear guidance with rotational torque transmission. Their low friction and high rigidity make them suitable for repetitive high-precision tasks.

Q: How do roller bearings compare to ball bearings in load capacity?

A: Roller bearings handle higher radial loads than ball bearings due to their line-contact design. Ball bearings are better for combined radial and axial loads with lower friction. The choice depends on load type, speed, and application requirements.

Q: What advantages do tapered ball bearings offer over standard designs?

A: Tapered ball bearings manage both radial and axial loads through angled raceways. Their conical geometry allows adjustable preloading for reduced play and improved stiffness. This makes them ideal for wheel hubs and gearboxes where multi-directional forces occur.

Q: What factors determine whether to use a ball spline bearing vs. other linear motion solutions?

A: Key considerations include required load capacity, precision, space constraints, and need for combined rotational/linear motion. Ball spline bearings outperform linear guides in torque transmission applications but may cost more than basic bushings. Environmental factors like contamination risk also influence selection.