Thread: Understanding the bearing block
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28-08-2011 #3
A pair of, or a single double row angular contact bearing, is generally used to resist axial forces and eliminate end float. I think the problem with thrust bearings is they have to be mounted accurately - each side of the block they are mounted on must be parallel otherwise they will periodically bind. Angular contact bearings probably have a lower coefficient of rolling resistance, though I've not checked.
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