Innovation in Motion: The Future of Plastic Ball Bearing Materials

Our in-house production encompasses the materials for the outer and inner race, as well as the cage of our ball bearings. Leveraging years of research and development expertise, we ensure that our materials meet diverse application needs. Whether it's versatile all-rounder materials, temperature-resistant options, or materials suited for chemical applications, we provide tailored solutions for your unique requirements.
 

Ball bearing balls are crafted from a variety of adaptable materials to suit specific operational environments. Whether made from metal, plastic, or ceramic, each type of ball bearing utilizes distinct materials that cater to its unique application. An overview of these materials reveals the diverse properties that each offers, highlighting the customization possible in ball bearing technology.
 

Choosing the right material for ball bearings is crucial for ensuring optimal performance in various applications. Metal bearings offer a balance of hardness and flexibility, making them suitable for a wide range of uses. Plastic bearings are softer and may deform more easily at high temperatures, but they are advantageous in low-load, low-speed applications due to their low friction and self-lubrication properties. Ceramic bearings, while very hard and capable of handling high temperatures and corrosive environments, have lower elasticity and can be more prone to breaking under impact loads. Understanding these characteristics can guide the selection process for the most appropriate bearing type for specific operational requirements.