RBC thin section ball bearings are engineered to solve a variety of
design problems that cannot be solved with conventional ball bearings.
A bearing is considered a thin section when the bore diameter is greater
than four times the radial cross section. Within any thin section bearing
series, the cross section remains constant as the bore diameter changes.
Typically the cross section is twice the ball diameter, and nominal
dimensions are given in inches.
RBC thin section ball bearings are most often found where space limitations,combined loading, and weight restrictions pose unique design
requirements.
