Cross-roller bearings are a type of precision roller bearing characterized 90° V-groove shape with a rolling cylinder spacer retainer passing through the rotating surface in a mutual orthogonal arrangement. Their distinctive design allows for a higher length-to-diameter ratio, enabling these bearings to handle high radial loads,  axial loads, and moment loads with a single bearing. Commonly used in manufacturing robot joints and turning parts, machining center turning tables, manipulator rotating parts, precision rotary tables, medical equipment, measurement equipment, and IC manufacturing equipment.. The cross-rollers, guided by the bearing's races, distribute loads evenly, providing excellent radial load-carrying capacity. Proper lubrication is essential for minimizing friction, ensuring durability, and extending service life. Cross roller bearings find application in diverse industries where space constraints and the need for efficient radial load handling are critical considerations. 

• High load-carrying capacity

• Low friction and high-speed

• Support both radial and axial loads

• Well suited for applications with limited radial space