Overview
Wheel bearings allow the wheel hub to rotate freely with minimal friction.
These are among the most common types and use rolling balls to reduce friction and perform efficiently in low to moderate load applications.
Wheel bearings are essential components in a vehicle's wheel assembly, allowing the wheels to rotate smoothly with minimal friction.
Wheel Bearings
Features
01
Durable Design
Designed for long-lasting performance, with no need for preload adjustment as the axial clearance is pre-set for optimum preload.
02
Integrated Sensor Systems
Features built-in sensors with pre-set axial clearance, ensuring accurate preload settings within the specified range after installation.
03
Enhanced Load Capacity
Designed for higher loads, with pre-set axial clearance to ensure correct preload after nuts are fitted.
04
Compact Design
Hub units are often designed to be compact and efficient, minimising installation space while maximising functionality.
Applications
Durability
KWD tapered roller bearings and BWD ball bearings provide reliable performance for both driven and non-driven wheels.
Integrated Design
KWD tapered roller bearings and BWD ball bearings offer a seamless fit for driven and non-driven wheel applications.
Smooth Rotation
BWKH ball bearings provide smooth and efficient rotation for both driven and non-driven wheels.
Pressed Hub Units
In these units, the bearing is pressed directly into the wheel hub. This type is often used in older or simpler designs.
