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The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

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.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

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.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

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.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

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.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

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.

TRAKROL® bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They utilize either a precision ball or tapered roller bearing insert for longer operating life under combination radial and thrust loads. The capacity for combination loads allows the TRAKROL® bearing to be available in plain (cylindrical), V-groove and flanged outside diameter in both stud and yoke styles. Small sizes less than 3 in outside diameter or point diameter use sealed ball bearing inserts. They also use a NYLAPLATE® seal for additional protection. Stud type configurations utilize a metal end plug seal on the roller face providing a long lasting seal. Both bearing types provide a large internal grease reservoir along with special sealing. This makes TRAKROL® bearings an excellent choice where reduced maintenance is required.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

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.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

The McGill® CAMROL® full complement needle bearings feature black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. Our basic features each contribute to superior performance. The LUBRIDISC® seal option helps prevent metal to metal contact within the bearing. It also provides a barrier for containment entry and blowout protection when relubricating. These bearings are available with several dimensional choices. The seal options and combinations provide a specific solution for each application. Within the following section you can learn more about these features and how they can be applied to your application.

McGill® Heavy Duty CAMROL® bearings are full complement cylindrical roller bearings, featuring black oxide treated bearing steel. They are available in two basic mounting styles for use in mechanical automation or linear motion applications. The available styles are stud or yoke. Our standard integral flange construction of stud version bearings helps maintain bearing integrity throughout the life. The inch series utilizes a rubber lip seal to provide a barrier for contamination and lubricant retention. The metric series can utilize a metallic shield to provide a barrier for contamination. Within the following section you can learn more about how these and other features can be applied to your application.