Source high-performance 6200, 6300, and 6400 series Deep Groove Ball Bearings from our professional China factory. As leading suppliers, we provide GCr15 steel bearings with deep arc-shaped raceways, ensuring high radial load capacity and stability for industrial machinery.
The 6200, 6300, and 6400 Series Deep Groove Ball Bearings are high-performance engineered components designed for maximum versatility and industrial efficiency. Featuring a streamlined, compact architecture with a precision-machined deep arc-shaped raceway, these bearings are optimized to save space while providing exceptional radial load-bearing capacity and moderate bidirectional axial support, eliminating the need for separate thrust bearings in most mechanical assemblies.
Crafted from premium-grade GCr15 bearing steel and treated with advanced precision heat processes, our Deep Groove Ball Bearings ensure superior wear resistance and an extended fatigue lifecycle. Whether deployed in high-speed environments exceeding 10,000 r/min or operating under harsh industrial conditions via specialized sealed and shielded configurations, these series deliver the reliable stability and cost-effectiveness essential for modern manufacturing and machinery.
| Core Structure | Inner ring, outer ring, steel balls, cage; deep arc raceway | Load Capacity | Primary radial load; moderate bidirectional axial load |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operating Speed | High performance: 5,000–15,000 r/min (size dependent) | Precision Grades | ABEC-1 (P0), ABEC-3 (P6), ABEC-5 (P5), ABEC-7 (P4) |
| Material Options | Standard Bearing Steel (GCr15), Stainless Steel, Ceramic | Protection Options | Open, Shielded (Z/ZZ), Sealed (2RS/2RS1) |
| Installation | Standalone bearing; requires matching seats/mounting | Structural Design | Simple and compact with fewer components for easy maintenance |
| Typical Life | High fatigue life via precision heat treatment | Cost Performance | Highly economical for general-purpose industrial use |
Utilizing GCr15 steel and precision heat treatment for maximum wear resistance and fatigue life.
Optimized raceways minimize friction, enabling limiting speeds exceeding 10,000 r/min.
Effortlessly handles primary radial loads and moderate bidirectional axial loads simultaneously.
Small radial cross-section allows for space-saving installation in compact equipment.
Adapts to diverse environments with various materials, seals, and precision grades.
Mature production processes ensure high quality while remaining an economical choice.
Verify load ratings and speed limits to match your specific equipment requirements.
Ensure coaxiality of shafts and bearing seats to prevent vibration and skewing.
Monitor fit tolerances to prevent inner ring slipping or outer ring housing wear.
Keep operating temperatures below 70°C to avoid raceway burning or lubricant failure.
Use high-temperature grease for heat-intensive roles and ensure timely re-lubrication.
Store in dry, cool environments in intact packaging to prevent rust and contamination.
| Comparison Metric | Standard DGBB | Premium Precision DGBB |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Cost | Low/Economical | Moderate |
| Operating Noise | Standard | Ultra-Low Noise |
| Service Life | Standard Cycle | Extended Lifecycle |
| Maintenance Frequency | Regular Intervals | Reduced Intervals |
| Rotation Accuracy | General Purpose | High-Precision ABEC-7 |
Shielded (ZZ) bearings are better for high-speed applications with low dust, while Sealed (2RS) bearings provide superior protection against moisture and dust in harsh environments.
Common causes include lubricant contamination, misalignment of the shaft, or improper fit tolerances leading to ring slipping.
Yes, they are primarily designed for radial loads but can handle moderate bidirectional axial loads without requiring additional thrust bearings.
Normal operating temperature should generally remain below 70°C. Temperatures exceeding this may indicate overloading or insufficient lubrication.
For marine or chemical environments, stainless steel versions are highly recommended to prevent rust and corrosion pits.
Unused bearings should be stored in a dry, cool place in their original intact packaging to avoid moisture and corrosive substances.
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