A spherical plain bearing is a type of mechanical bearing used to accommodate rotating or oscillating movement between two components. It consists of two essential components: an inner ring and an outer ring, both of which have spherical surfaces. The inner ring is usually attached to the shaft, while the outer ring is attached to the housing or the structure. The spherical shape of the bearing allows it to tilt and rotate, compensating for any misalignment between the shaft and housing.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Inner Diameter | 4 mm | Number of Rows | Single Row |
| Outer Diameter | 12 mm | Cage Material | Steel |
| Width | 5 mm | Seal Type | None On Both Sides |
| Dynamic Load Rating | 2.04 kN | Clearance | CN |
| Static Load Rating | 10.2 kN | Precision | Grade 0 |
| Fatigue Load Limit | 9.8 kN | Min Temperature | -40 °C |
| Reference Speed | Max Temperature | +120 °C | |
| Limiting Speed | Size Standard | Metric System | |
| Rolling Element | Mass | 0.03 kg |
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
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Misalignment accommodation
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Load-bearing capacity
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Support both radial and axial loads
Yes, miniature ball bearings are designed to handle high rotational speeds, making them ideal for devices and equipment that require rapid movement.
US 17610 
GB 12839 
CA 10960 
AU 5278 
IE 3031 
BR 1092 
NZ 1017 
SG 847 
