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Spherical Roller Thrust Bearings
Spherical bearings are designed to operate — and correct — directional misalignments. These self-aligning thrust bearings are built to accommodate extreme thrust loads. The raceways are inclined to the bearing’s axis, so they can also handle radial loads up to 50% of the thrust load. When the shaft they support takes consistent shocks, consider double row bearings that can realign the bearing to the shaft.

Cylindrical Roller Thrust Bearings
Cylindrical roller thrust bearings are designed to support high axial loads that are parallel to the shaft. They are best used for applications that require low friction at high speeds. They have no radial load carrying capacity. Common applications are extruders, service pumps, sludge/water separation presses, and injection molding equipment to name a few.

Ball Thrust Bearings
Ball thrust bearings are when a thrust force or axial force is parallel to the axis of rotation. We inventory the light-duty, single-direction ball thrust varieties for our distributors, and we are sought for Scheerer’s angular contact ball thrust bearings that can handle both radial and thrust loads. Our grooved race systems are designed for higher load capacities found in electric motors, pumps, and other high-speed applications. Flat race systems are also available for bearings that require minimal space at slower speeds.

Tapered Roller Thrust Bearings
Scheerer manufactures both single and bi-directional tapered roller thrust bearings. This category of bearing is designed specifically to carry axial loads with no radial load capacity. Components include two washers: a shaft washer, and a housing washer plus a removable roller and cage assembly.

Self-Aligning Thrust Bearings
Innovative High-performance Thrust Bearings
Scheerer Bearing manufactures both Ball Thrust Bearings and Roller Thrust Bearings. These bearings operate where a force or axial force is parallel to the axis of rotation. We inventory the light duty, single direction ball thrust varieties for our distributors, and we are best known for the angular contact ball thrust bearings that handle both radial and thrust loads.

Our grooved race systems are designed for higher load capacities found in electric motors, pumps, and other high-speed applications. Flat race systems are also available for bearings that require minimal space at slower speeds.

Large Diameter Thrust Bearing Experts
Our large and extra-large thrust bearings start at 120 mm ID through 2500 mm OD.

Scheerer Bearing manufactures large diameter thrust bearings in standard configurations including ball, cylindrical roller, tapered roller and spherical roller.
We manufacture all standard formats from all major manufacturers. We also manufacture custom solutions for specialty applications.