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HOGO Bearing
HOGO Bearing
Hogo Bearing was established in China to meet the growing demand for high-precision bearings in various industrial sectors. Over time, the company expanded its manufacturing capabilities and product range to include thrust ball bearings, machine tool spindle bearings, spherical roller bearings, and other precision components. With a focus on strict quality control and advanced production technologies, Hogo quickly gained recognition for its reliable and durable products. The company invested in certifications such as ISO 9001 to ensure high standards and has steadily grown its presence both in the domestic market and internationally. Today, Hogo Bearing serves a wide range of industries including machine tools, automotive, and precision machinery, establishing itself as a trusted brand known for quality and innovation.
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Deep Groove Ball Bearing
Deep groove ball bearings are the most common type of rolling bearings, known for their simple design, ease of use, and wide range of applications. As non-separable bearings, they feature a low friction coefficient and are capable of handling high rotational speeds. Their performance makes them ideal for environments requiring high-speed operation with minimal noise and vibration.
Deep groove ball bearings are the most common type of rolling bearings, known for their simple design, ease of use, and wide range of applications. As non-separable bearings, they feature a low friction coefficient and are capable of handling high rotational speeds. Their performance makes them ideal for environments requiring high-speed operation with minimal noise and vibration.
Thrust Ball Bearing
Thrust ball bearings consist of a shaft ring, a seat ring, and a ball-and-cage assembly. The shaft ring fits with the shaft, while the seat ring aligns with the housing. These bearings are available in single-direction types, which handle axial loads in one direction, and double-direction types, which support axial loads in both directions. For double-direction bearings, the shaft must align with both rings. Some variants feature a spherical seat ring for self-aligning, helping to reduce the impact of mounting errors. However, thrust ball bearings cannot support radial loads and have a low limiting speed, making them suitable for low-speed axial load applications.
Thrust ball bearings consist of a shaft ring, a seat ring, and a ball-and-cage assembly. The shaft ring fits with the shaft, while the seat ring aligns with the housing. These bearings are available in single-direction types, which handle axial loads in one direction, and double-direction types, which support axial loads in both directions. For double-direction bearings, the shaft must align with both rings. Some variants feature a spherical seat ring for self-aligning, helping to reduce the impact of mounting errors. However, thrust ball bearings cannot support radial loads and have a low limiting speed, making them suitable for low-speed axial load applications.
Cylindrical Roller Thrust Bearing
Cylindrical Roller Thrust Bearings are designed to carry high axial loads in one direction with minimal radial load capacity. They consist of cylindrical rollers arranged in a linear fashion between raceways, providing high rigidity and excellent load distribution. Due to their line contact between rollers and raceways, these bearings offer superior load-carrying performance and are suitable for applications involving heavy axial forces and low to moderate speeds. They are commonly used in gearboxes, crane hooks, machine tool spindles, and other machinery requiring strong axial support. These bearings are separable, making them easy to install, remove, and inspect.
Double Row Thrust Angular Contact Ball Bearing
Double Row Thrust Angular Contact Ball Bearings are designed to handle high axial loads in both directions, along with limited radial loads. Their double-row design offers increased load capacity and rigidity, making them ideal for applications like machine tools and precision equipment requiring accurate positioning and stability at high speeds.
Tapered Roller Thrust Bearing
Tapered Roller Thrust Bearings are designed to support high axial loads in one direction and can also handle some radial load. Their tapered design ensures excellent load distribution, making them ideal for heavy-duty applications such as gearboxes, cranes, and rolling mills, where high thrust load capacity and durability are essential.
Spherical Roller Thrust Bearing
Spherical Roller Thrust Bearings are designed to handle high axial loads and moderate radial loads, even under misalignment or shaft deflection. With a self-aligning design and robust construction, they are ideal for heavy-duty applications such as marine equipment, gearboxes, and hydraulic turbines.
Angular Contact Ball Bearing
Angular contact ball bearings come in several types, including single-row, double-row, and four-point contact designs. They are capable of supporting both radial and axial loads, and can also withstand pure axial loads while operating at high speeds. The ability to bear axial loads depends on the contact angle—the larger the angle, the greater the axial load capacity. Common contact angles include 15°, 25°, and 40°. When these bearings carry radial loads, an additional axial force is generated, so an opposing axial load is usually required. As a result, angular contact ball bearings are typically used in pairs, with three standard mounting configurations: back-to-back, face-to-face, and in tandem (series), depending on the load and application requirements.
Angular contact ball bearings come in several types, including single-row, double-row, and four-point contact designs. They are capable of supporting both radial and axial loads, and can also withstand pure axial loads while operating at high speeds. The ability to bear axial loads depends on the contact angle—the larger the angle, the greater the axial load capacity. Common contact angles include 15°, 25°, and 40°. When these bearings carry radial loads, an additional axial force is generated, so an opposing axial load is usually required. As a result, angular contact ball bearings are typically used in pairs, with three standard mounting configurations: back-to-back, face-to-face, and in tandem (series), depending on the load and application requirements.
Double Row Angular Contact Ball Bearing
Pillow Block Bearing
Pillow Block Bearings are mounted bearings housed in a solid cast or pressed steel block. Designed for easy installation and alignment, they support rotating shafts and are commonly used in conveyors, fans, and agricultural machinery for reliable and stable shaft support.
Pillow Block Bearings are mounted bearings housed in a solid cast or pressed steel block. Designed for easy installation and alignment, they support rotating shafts and are commonly used in conveyors, fans, and agricultural machinery for reliable and stable shaft support.
Self-Aligning Ball Bearing
Self-aligning ball bearings are available in two designs: with a cylindrical bore and with a tapered bore. They feature a spherical outer ring raceway, giving them self-aligning capability to compensate for misalignment or shaft deflection, typically up to 3 degrees. The cages are made of either steel sheet or synthetic resin. These bearings can support heavier radial loads along with moderate axial loads. Thanks to their self-aligning design, they remain operational even under bending stresses or when there is a relative tilt of 1 to 2.5 degrees between the inner and outer ring center lines.
Self-aligning ball bearings are available in two designs: with a cylindrical bore and with a tapered bore. They feature a spherical outer ring raceway, giving them self-aligning capability to compensate for misalignment or shaft deflection, typically up to 3 degrees. The cages are made of either steel sheet or synthetic resin. These bearings can support heavier radial loads along with moderate axial loads. Thanks to their self-aligning design, they remain operational even under bending stresses or when there is a relative tilt of 1 to 2.5 degrees between the inner and outer ring center lines.
Spherical Roller Bearing
Spherical roller bearings feature two raceways on the inner ring, a spherical raceway on the outer ring, and spherical rollers. Their design allows for self-alignment, as the center of the outer ring’s spherical raceway coincides with the center of the entire bearing arrangement. This enables the bearing to automatically compensate for misalignment due to mounting errors or shaft deflection, with an allowable angular misalignment typically ranging from 1° to 2.5°. Spherical roller bearings can support both radial loads and axial loads in both directions, and their exceptional radial load capacity makes them ideal for applications involving heavy loads and shock loads.
Spherical roller bearings feature two raceways on the inner ring, a spherical raceway on the outer ring, and spherical rollers. Their design allows for self-alignment, as the center of the outer ring’s spherical raceway coincides with the center of the entire bearing arrangement. This enables the bearing to automatically compensate for misalignment due to mounting errors or shaft deflection, with an allowable angular misalignment typically ranging from 1° to 2.5°. Spherical roller bearings can support both radial loads and axial loads in both directions, and their exceptional radial load capacity makes them ideal for applications involving heavy loads and shock loads.
Tapered Roller Bearing
Tapered roller bearings have tapered inner and outer ring raceways with tapered rollers positioned between them. If extended, the tapered surfaces converge at a point on the bearing axis, enabling the bearing to handle both radial and axial loads. The axial load capacity depends on the contact angle (alpha); a larger alpha angle results in greater axial load capacity. These bearings are separable, meaning the inner ring, rollers, and cage (the inner assembly) can be mounted separately from the outer ring. Depending on the arrangement of rolling elements, tapered roller bearings are available in single-row, double-row, and multi-row configurations to suit different application needs.
Tapered roller bearings have tapered inner and outer ring raceways with tapered rollers positioned between them. If extended, the tapered surfaces converge at a point on the bearing axis, enabling the bearing to handle both radial and axial loads. The axial load capacity depends on the contact angle (alpha); a larger alpha angle results in greater axial load capacity. These bearings are separable, meaning the inner ring, rollers, and cage (the inner assembly) can be mounted separately from the outer ring. Depending on the arrangement of rolling elements, tapered roller bearings are available in single-row, double-row, and multi-row configurations to suit different application needs.
Double Row Tapered Roller Bearing
Four-Row Tapered Roller Bearing
Cylindrical Roller Bearing
Cylindrical roller bearings feature rollers that have linear contact with the raceways, allowing them to support heavier radial loads. They are ideal for applications involving heavy or shock loads and high-speed rotation. These bearings are separable, making installation and removal easy. Available in single, double, and multi-row designs, the single-row type is the most commonly used. Generally, cylindrical roller bearings are designed to carry radial loads only; however, single-row variants with ribs on both the inner and outer rings can accommodate limited axial loads.
Cylindrical roller bearings feature rollers that have linear contact with the raceways, allowing them to support heavier radial loads. They are ideal for applications involving heavy or shock loads and high-speed rotation. These bearings are separable, making installation and removal easy. Available in single, double, and multi-row designs, the single-row type is the most commonly used. Generally, cylindrical roller bearings are designed to carry radial loads only; however, single-row variants with ribs on both the inner and outer rings can accommodate limited axial loads.
Double Row Cylindrical Roller Bearing
Needle Roller Bearing
Needle Roller Bearings feature long, thin rollers that offer high load capacity in compact designs. Ideal for applications with limited radial space, they are commonly used in automotive components, gearboxes, and construction equipment for efficient performance under heavy loads.
Needle Roller Bearings feature long, thin rollers that offer high load capacity in compact designs. Ideal for applications with limited radial space, they are commonly used in automotive components, gearboxes, and construction equipment for efficient performance under heavy loads.
Linear Bearing
Linear Bearings provide smooth, low-friction motion along a straight path. Designed for precision and stability, they are ideal for use in CNC machines, 3D printers, automation systems, and other applications requiring accurate linear movement.
Linear Bearings provide smooth, low-friction motion along a straight path. Designed for precision and stability, they are ideal for use in CNC machines, 3D printers, automation systems, and other applications requiring accurate linear movement.
Plain Bearing
Plain Bearings, also known as bushings, are simple, durable bearings that provide smooth sliding motion between surfaces. They are ideal for applications with low-speed, high-load requirements such as automotive suspensions, machinery joints, and agricultural equipment.
Plain Bearings, also known as bushings, are simple, durable bearings that provide smooth sliding motion between surfaces. They are ideal for applications with low-speed, high-load requirements such as automotive suspensions, machinery joints, and agricultural equipment.
Automotive Bearing
Automotive Bearings are essential components that support rotational and linear movement in vehicles. Designed for durability and high performance, they are used in engines, wheels, transmissions, and steering systems to ensure smooth operation, reduce friction, and enhance vehicle safety and efficiency.
Automotive Bearings are essential components that support rotational and linear movement in vehicles. Designed for durability and high performance, they are used in engines, wheels, transmissions, and steering systems to ensure smooth operation, reduce friction, and enhance vehicle safety and efficiency.
Air Condition Compressor Bearing
Air Conditioner Compressor Bearings are designed to withstand high-speed rotation and extreme temperature variations. They ensure smooth and reliable operation of the compressor, reducing noise and wear. Commonly used in automotive and industrial air conditioning systems.
Air Conditioner Compressor Bearings are designed to withstand high-speed rotation and extreme temperature variations. They ensure smooth and reliable operation of the compressor, reducing noise and wear. Commonly used in automotive and industrial air conditioning systems.
Forklift Bearing
Forklift Bearings are built to handle heavy loads, frequent movement, and tough working conditions. Used in mast rollers, wheels, and transmission systems, they ensure smooth operation, stability, and durability in material handling environments.
Forklift Bearings are built to handle heavy loads, frequent movement, and tough working conditions. Used in mast rollers, wheels, and transmission systems, they ensure smooth operation, stability, and durability in material handling environments.
Excavator Bearing
Excavator Bearings are heavy-duty bearings designed to withstand extreme loads, shock, and harsh environments. Commonly used in swing drives, track rollers, and joints, they ensure reliable performance and longevity in construction and mining machinery.
Excavator Bearings are heavy-duty bearings designed to withstand extreme loads, shock, and harsh environments. Commonly used in swing drives, track rollers, and joints, they ensure reliable performance and longevity in construction and mining machinery.
Rolling Mill Bearing
Rolling mill bearings are essential components in the rolling industry, including the processing of ferrous metals, nonferrous metals, and non-metal products. These bearings typically include roller bearings and thrust ball bearings, designed to handle both radial and axial loads depending on the contact angle. Due to the demanding operating conditions, most rolling mill bearings are lubricated using oil-gas or oil-mist systems to ensure reliable performance and extended service life.
Rolling mill bearings are essential components in the rolling industry, including the processing of ferrous metals, nonferrous metals, and non-metal products. These bearings typically include roller bearings and thrust ball bearings, designed to handle both radial and axial loads depending on the contact angle. Due to the demanding operating conditions, most rolling mill bearings are lubricated using oil-gas or oil-mist systems to ensure reliable performance and extended service life.
Slewing Bearing
Slewing Bearings are large, precision bearings designed to handle axial, radial, and moment loads. Used in applications like cranes, excavators, wind turbines, and rotating platforms, they enable smooth rotation and support heavy-duty structural movement.
Stainless Bearing
Stainless Bearings are corrosion-resistant bearings made from stainless steel, ideal for harsh or hygienic environments. They offer durability and smooth operation in industries such as food processing, medical equipment, and marine applications.
Thin Wall Bearing
Thin Wall Bearings are lightweight, space-saving bearings with a compact cross-section, designed for high precision and efficiency. Ideal for applications with space and weight constraints such as robotics, aerospace, and medical devices.
Gear Bearing
Gear Bearings combine the functions of gears and bearings in a single compact unit. They transmit torque while allowing smooth rotational motion, making them ideal for high-performance applications in robotics, aerospace, and precision machinery.
One-Way Bearing
One-Way Bearings, also known as clutch bearings, allow rotation in one direction while preventing motion in the opposite direction. Commonly used in transmissions, starters, and conveyor systems for controlled movement and backstop functions.
Composite Bearing
Composite Bearings are made from layered materials like metal, polymer, and fabric, offering excellent wear resistance, low friction, and maintenance-free performance. Ideal for demanding applications in automotive, construction, and industrial machinery.
Roller Bearing
Roller Bearings use cylindrical or tapered rollers to reduce friction and support heavy radial and axial loads. Known for their high load capacity and durability, they are widely used in machinery, automotive, and industrial equipment.
Slewing Bearing
Slewing Bearings are large bearings designed to handle axial, radial, and moment loads simultaneously. Commonly used in cranes, excavators, wind turbines, and rotating platforms, they enable smooth, precise rotation in heavy-duty applications.
Crossed Roller Bearing
Crossed Roller Bearings feature cylindrical rollers arranged at right angles to each other, allowing them to handle high radial, axial, and moment loads with high rigidity and precision. Ideal for robotics, machine tools, and medical equipment.
Insulated Bearing
Insulated Bearings are specially designed to prevent electrical currents from passing through the bearing, protecting equipment from damage caused by stray currents. Commonly used in electric motors, generators, and variable frequency drive (VFD) applications.
High Temperature Bearing
High Temperature Bearings are engineered to perform reliably under extreme heat conditions. They resist thermal expansion, maintain lubrication, and provide long service life in applications like ovens, furnaces, and steel processing equipment.
Ceramic Bearing
Ceramic Bearings are made from ceramic materials like silicon nitride, offering high speed, low friction, and excellent heat and corrosion resistance. Ideal for aerospace, medical, and high-performance industrial applications.
Plastic Bearing
Plastic Bearings are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and maintenance-free solutions made from high-performance polymers. Ideal for applications in food processing, chemical industries, and environments where metal bearings may fail.
Ball Transfer Units
Ball Transfer Units enable smooth and multidirectional movement of heavy loads with minimal effort. Commonly used in conveyor systems, cargo handling, and assembly lines for easy positioning and transfer of items.
Hydrodynamic Bearing
Hydrodynamic Bearings use a thin film of lubricant to support loads and reduce friction during motion. Ideal for high-speed, high-load applications such as turbines, compressors, and large electric motors, offering quiet and reliable operation.
Flange Bearing
Flange Bearings are mounted bearings with a flange on the outer ring for easy installation and alignment. They support shafts in various directions and are commonly used in conveyors, fans, and industrial machinery.
Stamped Bearing
Stamped Bearings are lightweight, cost-effective bearings made from pressed steel. Ideal for low-load, low-speed applications such as household appliances, small motors, and light-duty machinery.
Sliding Bearing
Sliding Bearings, also known as plain bearings, operate by sliding motion between surfaces without rolling elements. They are simple, compact, and ideal for applications requiring low maintenance and quiet operation, such as automotive and industrial machinery.
Ball Bearing for Caster
Ball Bearings for Casters provide smooth, low-friction rotation for caster wheels, enhancing mobility and load handling. Ideal for carts, trolleys, furniture, and industrial equipment requiring easy and reliable movement.
Combined Bearing
Combined Bearings are designed to handle both radial and axial loads simultaneously. Commonly used in material handling systems, lift guides, and conveyors, they ensure smooth motion and high load capacity in compact spaces.
Lock Sleeve
Lock Sleeves are mechanical components used to securely mount bearings onto shafts, ensuring precise positioning and easy assembly or disassembly. Commonly used in conveyor systems, motors, and heavy machinery.
Steel Ball
Steel Balls are precision components used in bearings, automotive parts, and industrial machinery. Made from high-grade steel, they offer excellent hardness, wear resistance, and smooth rotation in high-load and high-speed applications.
Cylindrical Ball
Cylindrical Balls, also known as cylindrical rollers, are used in roller bearings to handle heavy radial loads with minimal friction. Ideal for high-speed, high-load applications in motors, gearboxes, and industrial equipment.
Ball Screw
Ball Screws convert rotational motion into precise linear movement with minimal friction. They offer high efficiency, accuracy, and durability, making them ideal for CNC machines, robotics, and precision industrial equipment.
Linear Guide
Linear Guides provide smooth, precise linear motion for machines and equipment. Designed for high load capacity and accuracy, they are widely used in CNC machines, automation systems, and industrial robotics.
Non-Standard Bearing
Non-Standard Bearings are custom-designed to meet specific application requirements where standard sizes or types are unsuitable. They offer tailored solutions for specialized machinery, unique load conditions, or space constraints.
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