Thrust ball bearings are designed to withstand thrust loads at high speeds and are composed of gasket rings with ball rolling raceway grooves. Because the ring is the seat pad shape, the thrust ball bearing is divided into two types: flat base pad type and aligning spherical seat type. In addition, this bearing can withstand axial loads, but not radial loads.

According to the force of one-way thrust ball bearings and two-way thrust ball bearings. Unidirectional thrust ball bearing can withstand unidirectional axial load. Bidirectional thrust ball bearing can bear bidirectional axial load, wherein the shaft ring is matched with the shaft. The mounting surface of the seat ring is spherical bearing, with aligning performance, which can reduce the influence of installation error. Thrust ball bearing can not bear radial load, limit speed is low.

Thrust ball bearings are designed to take axial (thrust) loads at high speeds, but they cannot take any radial loads. These bearings feature bearing washers with raceway grooves in which the balls move. 

Thrust ball bearings are designed to take axial (thrust) loads at high speeds, but they cannot take any radial loads. These bearings feature bearing washers with raceway grooves in which the balls move. 

Thrust ball bearings are designed to take axial (thrust) loads at high speeds, but they cannot take any radial loads. These bearings feature bearing washers with raceway grooves in which the balls move. 

Thrust ball bearings are designed to take axial (thrust) loads at high speeds, but they cannot take any radial loads. These bearings feature bearing washers with raceway grooves in which the balls move.