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View MoreJiangsu Yinghong Transmission Technology Co., Ltd. (YHU) manufactures angular contact ball bearings engineered for combined radial and axial load applications where standard deep groove designs cannot deliver the required stiffness or positioning accuracy. Our angular contact range covers bearing steel and stainless steel executions, produced on automated lines with Japanese precision manufacturing technology and verified through a closed-loop quality system.
As an Angular Contact Ball Bearings manufacturer in China, we supply standard series and custom configurations for machine tool spindles, pumps, gearboxes, robotics, medical equipment and semiconductor processing tools. Every bearing is matched to the working point, mounting arrangement and lubrication method defined by your application.
The category is organized into two material families, each available in multiple precision and sealing variants. Both families share the same raceway geometry principles but differ in material properties, corrosion resistance and operating temperature range.
Our bearing steel angular contact ball bearings use high-carbon chromium steel for rings and balls, delivering high load capacity and dimensional stability in standard industrial environments. The internal raceways are offset to create a contact angle that sustains significant axial loads in one direction while also carrying radial loads. Because a radial load generates an axial component, these bearings are typically arranged in pairs or multi-bearing sets.
Stainless steel angular contact ball bearings have internal raceways that are effectively opposite each other, designed to accommodate both axial and radial loads. When used in pairs, they provide a tremendous load-bearing capacity. The stainless steel family includes SUS420, SUS440, SUS304, SUS316 and special stainless steel grades, each selected for specific corrosion, hardness and magnetic requirements.
Angular contact ball bearings are specified when the application demands high axial stiffness, precise shaft positioning or the ability to carry combined loads at elevated speeds. We match the bearing material and configuration to the operating environment, not the other way around.
The contact angle is the defining parameter of an angular contact ball bearing. It determines the axial load capacity, the axial stiffness and the speed capability of the bearing. Standard contact angles of 15°, 25° and 40° cover the majority of applications, with smaller angles favoring higher speeds and larger angles favoring higher axial load capacity.
Mounting arrangement is equally critical. Back-to-back (DB) arrangements provide higher stiffness against moment loads, face-to-face (DF) arrangements accommodate shaft expansion, and tandem (DT) arrangements combine axial load capacity in one direction. We configure the bearing set based on your load direction and housing design.
| Bearing Range | Material Class | Primary Fit | Typical Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bearing Steel Angular Contact | High-carbon chromium steel | Spindles, pumps, gearboxes | High load capacity, standard industrial environments |
| SUS420 Angular Contact | Martensitic stainless steel | Medical devices, food processing | Moderate corrosion resistance, hardness near bearing steel |
| SUS440 Angular Contact | Martensitic stainless steel | Precision instruments, semiconductor | Higher hardness, improved wear resistance |
| SUS304 Angular Contact | Austenitic stainless steel | Chemical processing, non-magnetic | Non-magnetic, corrosion resistance |
| SUS316 Angular Contact | Austenitic stainless steel | Marine, pharmaceutical, offshore | Enhanced corrosion resistance, chloride environments |
We configure each angular contact ball bearing around the working point of your machine. The starting parameters are bore size, outside diameter, width and contact angle. From there we select the cage type, ball complement, sealing arrangement and internal clearance to match the load profile and speed.
Our engineering team supports custom development based on drawings, samples or performance targets. We design and optimize bearing structures, materials and performance parameters for specific industry conditions such as motors, power tools, medical devices, semiconductor equipment and aerospace applications. Prototype production, mass delivery and after-sales technical support are covered as a full-process service. For related precision bearing needs, explore our Deep Groove Ball Bearings range as well.
YHU operates a closed-loop quality management system covering raw material warehousing, production processes and finished product delivery. High-precision testing equipment verifies core performance parameters including precision, noise, vibration, sealing, wear resistance and corrosion resistance before any bearing leaves the factory.
As a National High-Tech Enterprise, we hold multiple invention and utility model patents and maintain IATF 16949, RoHS, CE and SGS certifications. These credentials support automotive, medical, semiconductor and other regulated industries where documented quality evidence is required. Our complete Products catalog reflects the same manufacturing and testing standards across all bearing families.
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Standard contact angles are 15°, 25° and 40°. A 15° angle provides the highest speed capability and lower axial stiffness, while a 40° angle delivers maximum axial load capacity. We can also produce custom contact angles when the application requires a specific stiffness or load distribution.
Angular contact ball bearings are typically used in pairs or multi-bearing sets because a radial load generates an axial component. Back-to-back (DB) arrangements provide high moment stiffness, face-to-face (DF) arrangements accommodate thermal expansion, and tandem (DT) arrangements combine axial capacity in one direction. We recommend the arrangement based on your housing design and load direction.
Bearing steel offers higher hardness and load capacity in standard industrial environments. Stainless steel grades such as SUS420 and SUS440 provide corrosion resistance with hardness close to bearing steel, while SUS304 and SUS316 offer non-magnetic properties and enhanced chemical resistance. The choice depends on the operating environment and the required service life.
Yes. We support custom development based on drawings, samples or performance targets. Our engineering team can optimize bearing structure, material selection and performance parameters for specific applications, and we handle prototype production through mass delivery as a full-process service.
We operate under IATF 16949, RoHS, CE and SGS certifications. Each shipment is verified through our closed-loop quality system, and we can provide inspection reports covering precision, noise, vibration, sealing and corrosion resistance performance parameters.
Our portfolio also includes Bearing Steel Bearings for applications with different operating ranges, interfaces or integration requirements.