Angular Contact Ball Bearing Spec Table

Angular Contact Ball Bearing Specifications — 55 sizes
KS B 2023ISO 15JIS B 1522DIN 628ABMA Std 20

A ball bearing with a contact angle (15°–40°) that supports combined radial and unidirectional axial loads. Commonly used in pairs or sets for machine tool spindles and ball screw supports.

Practical Notes

  • Single row supports one-direction thrust only. Use DB (back-to-back) or DF (face-to-face) for bidirectional thrust.
  • 15° for high speed, 25° general purpose, 40° for heavy thrust. Select contact angle by application.

Selection Guide

Supports combined radial + axial loads at high speed. Used in CNC spindles, robot joints, precision machinery. Single row supports one-direction thrust; use DB (back-to-back), DF (face-to-face), or DT (tandem) for bidirectional. Contact angle (15°/25°/40°) determines axial load ratio.

KSISOJISDINABMAAngular Contact Ball Bearing

11 sizes

The dimensions below are identical across KS B 2023 · ISO 15 · JIS B 1522 · DIN 628 · ABMA Std 20.

Nominald (Bore)D (OD)B (Width)Crrpm
7200103095070N28000
72011232106050N24000
72021535117610N22000
72031740129560N18000
720420471412700N16000
720525521514000N13000
720630621619500N11000
720735721725500N9000
720840801830700N8000
720945851933200N7500
721050902035800N7000

Key Features

  • Contact angle (15°/25°/40°) adjusts axial load sharing ratio
  • Single row supports one-direction thrust; DB/DF/DT combinations for bidirectional
  • Series 7000–7300; available in high-speed/precision grades (ABEC 5/7/9)

Key Applications

CNC spindles, robot joint reducers, machine tool ball screw supports, pump high-speed shafts, aircraft accessory gears

FAQ

Difference between DB, DF, and DT arrangements?

DB (back-to-back) has high moment rigidity for machine spindles. DF (face-to-face) is compact but lower rigidity. DT (tandem) for heavy one-direction axial loads.

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