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Micro-Ball Thrust Bearings

May 24, 2007

Micro-ball thrust bearings are designed using an injection-molded, selflubricating 6/6 nylon retainer with grade 100 tolerance, hardened-steel balls, and micro-finish thrust washers for reduced noise and increased durability.

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The retainer captures the balls in precision-molded pockets for smooth, free-turning operation. The bearings come in carbon and stainless steel in 4 to 12-mm ID.

Torque Transmission, 1246 High St., Fairport Harbor, OH 44077, (800) 5446642, torquetrans.com

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