NSK wheel bearing types selection describes the comparable features of the different bearing types to help customers select the suitable bearing. Carefully consider all aspects, including each type's features, peripheral components, mounting time, and facilities.
Application with 2 sets of single-row bearings
- Long distances between effective load centers
- Difficult preload setting
- Complicated mounting process
- Grease packing required
- Large packaging required
NSK HUB 1 bearing features compared to 2 sets of single-row bearings
- Easier and more reliable preload setting
- Shorter distance between effective load centers
- Easy mounting process
- No spacer adjustment required
- No grease packing required
- compact
- No operations required to press seals into hub units (integral seals are optional)
NSK HUB 2 bearing features compared to HUB 1
- Easy preload setting
- Easy mounting process
- No requirements to fit to knuckles
- Integral seals (improved reliability)
- Integral sensor rotors are optional (outer ring rotation)
- Lightweight and compact
NSK HUB 3 bearing features compared to HUB 1
- Pre-set preload (non-driven wheels)
- Easier mounting
- Enhanced rigidity
- Easy incorporation of ABS sensors