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15-11-2013 #4
A crinkle washer may be enough to stop movement, and shouldn't cause any issues.
Standard bearings can take some axial load without issue, but you'd have to search for the exact figures. From memory I'm thinking it's somewhere around 10% of radial load rating, but that's pretty much a total guess!
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