Needle Roller Bearing

A stud-type track roller built on a needle roller bearing — the threaded stud replaces the usual inner ring, and a relubrication port through the stud lets you service it in place instead of pulling

A stud type cam follower with a thick outer ring and full complement needle rollers, designed for track running, cam mechanisms, and guided motion under high radial loads.

A sealed stud type track roller with a thick outer ring and relubrication passage, designed for cam mechanisms, guide tracks, and conveying equipment.

A stud-mounted needle roller cam follower with a thick outer ring, designed to run directly against cams, guide tracks and conveying surfaces.

A stud-type track roller with a 30 mm thick-walled outer ring, designed to follow cams and guide tracks under primarily radial loading.

A stud-mounted KR cam follower with a thick outer ring, designed to run directly on cams, guide tracks and conveyor paths under radial load.

A stud-type cam follower built around a needle roller bearing and thick outer ring for running directly on cams, guide tracks and conveyor paths.

Stud-type cam followers available in caged KR and full-complement KRV designs for guided motion along cams, rails, and machine tracks.

A caged needle roller cam follower with a threaded stud for mounting directly into a machine frame or moving mechanism.

KRV is a stud-mounted roller used where a cam or machine track puts a heavy radial load on a compact bearing.

A rolling bearing made to travel along a cam profile or guide track while transferring the applied load into the supporting structure.

​Roller cam follower has one end plate integrated into the inner race (stud) and the other pressed onto the stud unto a shoulder on the inner race. Both ends of the stud have holes for lubrication