Needle Roller Bearings

McGill® CAGEROL® machined race needle bearings are manufactured from bearing quality steel. Most sizes use crowned or end relieved, rollers to help reduce end stresses and allows for greater misalignment. The rollers are separated by a steel retainer (cage) to help achieve higher speeds and provide a lubricant reservoir. CAGEROL® bearings are constructed with radial lubrication hole and groove on the outer and optional inner raceway (MI series) for relubrication through the housing or shaft. Other options include a variety of seal configurations to either help prevent contaminant entry or contain the lubricant.

McGill® CAGEROL® machined race needle bearings are manufactured from bearing quality steel. Most sizes use crowned or end relieved, rollers to help reduce end stresses and allows for greater misalignment. The rollers are separated by a steel retainer (cage) to help achieve higher speeds and provide a lubricant reservoir. CAGEROL® bearings are constructed with radial lubrication hole and groove on the outer and optional inner raceway (MI series) for relubrication through the housing or shaft. Other options include a variety of seal configurations to either help prevent contaminant entry or contain the lubricant.

McGill® CAGEROL® machined race needle bearings are manufactured from bearing quality steel. Most sizes use crowned or end relieved, rollers to help reduce end stresses and allows for greater misalignment. The rollers are separated by a steel retainer (cage) to help achieve higher speeds and provide a lubricant reservoir. CAGEROL® bearings are constructed with radial lubrication hole and groove on the outer and optional inner raceway (MI series) for relubrication through the housing or shaft. Other options include a variety of seal configurations to either help prevent contaminant entry or contain the lubricant.

McGill® CAGEROL® machined race needle bearings are manufactured from bearing quality steel. Most sizes use crowned or end relieved, rollers to help reduce end stresses and allows for greater misalignment. The rollers are separated by a steel retainer (cage) to help achieve higher speeds and provide a lubricant reservoir. CAGEROL® bearings are constructed with radial lubrication hole and groove on the outer and optional inner raceway (MI series) for relubrication through the housing or shaft. Other options include a variety of seal configurations to either help prevent contaminant entry or contain the lubricant.

McGill® CAGEROL® machined race needle bearings are manufactured from bearing quality steel. Most sizes use crowned or end relieved, rollers to help reduce end stresses and allows for greater misalignment. The rollers are separated by a steel retainer (cage) to help achieve higher speeds and provide a lubricant reservoir. CAGEROL® bearings are constructed with radial lubrication hole and groove on the outer and optional inner raceway (MI series) for relubrication through the housing or shaft. Other options include a variety of seal configurations to either help prevent contaminant entry or contain the lubricant.

Heavy duty Needle Roller Bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Koyo M-8121 Inch Series Closed One End Uncaged Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearing, 1/2 in Dia Bore, 11/16 in OD, 3/4 in W, 3300 lbf Dynamic/6060 lbf Static Load

Koyo M-12121 Inch Series Closed One End Uncaged Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearing, 3/4 in Dia Bore, 1 in OD, 3/4 in W, 4930 lbf Dynamic/8710 lbf Static Load

Koyo JTT-1012 Inch Series Caged Open Ends Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearing, 5/8 in Dia Bore, 13/16 in OD, 3/4 in W, 1980 lbf Dynamic/2910 lbf Static Load

Drawn cup needle roller bearings support radial loads and reduce friction between rotating components, with a drawn outer shell serving as a raceway to the rollers. The small cross-section of the drawn cup bearing provides high load-carrying capability with minimum required space, drawn cup bearings are easily installed with a press fit in the housing.

Koyo JT-1213 Inch Series Caged Open Ends Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearing, 3/4 in Dia Bore, 1 in OD, 13/16 in W, 3490 lbf Dynamic/4860 lbf Static Load

Koyo JH-1010 Inch Series Caged Open Ends Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearing, 5/8 in Dia Bore, 7/8 in OD, 5/8 in W, 2600 lbf Dynamic/3170 lbf Static Load

Koyo HK1522 Metric Series Caged Open Ends Drawn Cup Needle Roller Bearing, 15 mm Dia Bore, 21 mm OD, 22 mm W, 13.5 kN Dynamic/19.4 kN Static Load

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Heavy duty needle roller bearings consists of a machined and ground channel-shaped outer ring with a complement of needle rollers and a cage. The high-strength cage retains and guides the rollers. An optional lubrication groove and hole in the outer ring facilitates re-lubrication. These bearings can be used with or without machined and ground inner ring, depending on the suitability of the shaft as a raceway surface.

Drawn cup needle roller bearings support radial loads and reduce friction between rotating components, with a drawn outer shell serving as a raceway for the rollers. The small cross section of the drawn cup bearing provides high load-carrying capability with minimum required space. Drawn cup bearings are easily installed with a press fit in the housing.