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The most important information about radial ball bearings:
?	Loading mainly at right angle to shaft/axle
?	Thanks to a contact angle of 0° to 45°, radial ball bearings can mostly withstand both radial and axial forces
?	Radial ball bearings include: deep groove ball bearings, angular ball bearings, spindle bearings, tensioning bearings, self-aligning ball bearings, four-point bearings

Distinguishing features (only indicators, no 100% instructions):
•	the bearing consists of the inner ring, rolling element set (with or without cage depending on version) and outer ring
•	the bearing cannot be dismantled, in other words it consists of "one-piece" (with the exception of four-point bearings)
•	the bearing is possibly covered/sealed - the balls are not visible
•	the bearing must be capable of accepting radial and possibly axial forces
•	the bearing is fitted in a housing
•	the bearing contact angle is between 0° and 45°

The most important features:
?	Extremely varied applications
?	High radial loading
?	Can often also withstand axial loads
?	Extremely high rotation speeds possible
?	There is a wide range of covering or sealing possibilities depending on bearing type

The most important information about axial ball bearings:
?	Force absorption in axial direction; along the shaft
?	Axial ball bearings are normally made purely for axial force absorption ; they can be dismantled and "fall apart" when dismantled (contact angle from 45° to 90°)
?	Also known as "thrust bearings"
?	Axial ball bearings include: axial deep groove ball bearings, axial angular ball bearings

Distinguishing features (only indicators, no 100% instructions):
•	the bearing can be dismantled and does not stay together in the dismantled state
•	the main task of the bearing is accepting axial forces
•	the bearing contact angle is between 45° and 90°

The most important features:
?	Can withstand high axial loadings (on both sides depending on version)
?	Bearing consists of shaft washers, housing washers and ball-cage assemblies; everything can be assembled individually
X	Sealed versions rarely available

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