6200 Series ball bearings feature honed deep grove raceways that are capable of operating under radial, thrust or combination loads. Primarily featuring metric dimensions, the 6200 Series can be found with inch bore sizes in some of the select OD sizes. This bearing comes pre-lubricated with grease and is available with rubber seals (-2RS).

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As a major ball bearing distributor, MMB Bearings offers a wide variety of cylindrical roller bearings to suit virtually any application.  MMB Bearings stocks the following brands of cylindrical roller bearings:

MMB Bearings has grown from a small supplier of precision miniature bearings, to one of the nation’s largest stocking distributors and suppliers of high-quality ball and roller bearings. Our bearings are stocked in a climate controlled warehouse to ensure our inventory maintains high quality standards. We take great pride in the knowledge and service we provide. You'll find precisely what you need from one source with ready-to-ship inventory in large quantities of domestic and imported ball, roller, needle and rod end bearings.

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Cylindrical roller bearings are bearings that use cylinders as the rolling elements as opposed to balls in ball bearings. The rollers have a larger contact area with the outer ring and can issue loads across a wide surface. These bearings have two rings called an inner and outer ring that is separated by a set of cylinders. These cylinders support both rings, are supported with a cage, and reduce friction. Cylindrical roller bearings are used in electric motors, machine tool, steel mills, gearboxes, railways, and wind turbines. The following are some key considerations and benefits of cylindrical roller bearings:

The size and width of cylindrical roller bearings can vary according to their use and application. There are several types of these bearings. Single row are the most common and are separable which allows for easy mounting and dismounting. Double row and multi-row provide a larger radial load carrying capacity and can carry radial loads in one direction. Cylindrical rollers have a greater radial load capacity. The main design differences are the number of roller rows and inner/outer ring flanges and cage designs.