Thrust Ball bearing and Needle Bearing

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Thrust ball bearings and needle bearings are utilized in applications where there is potential movement parallel to the axis of rotation or when a load could displace a rotational element longitudinally. For detailed information on their uses, the NTN rolling element bearing catalog is recommended as a valuable resource. This catalog provides comprehensive discussions on various types of rolling element bearings and their appropriate applications. Users seeking to understand the specific contexts for these bearings can benefit from exploring such catalogs. Overall, understanding the application of these bearings is crucial for effective mechanical design and function.
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Hello all friends,

My questions about the these two types of bearings. I know that what is purpose of usage. But I don't know where can I use them. If someone knows information about that, please inform me.

Thanks you all.
 
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They are used any time there is a possible movement parallel with the axis of rotation or when there is a load that might displace a rotational element longitudinally..
 
If you want to know more, good search terms are rolling element bearing catalog. One hit is the NTN catalog: https://www.ntnglobal.com/en/products/catalog/pdf/9012E.pdf. It has a very good discussion of many types of rolling element bearings, and where to use them.
 
@AZFIREBALL and @jrmichler Thank you so much for your replying and attention. That's really helpful for me.
 
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