Zirconia Ceramic (ZrO2) Bearings

180°C Heat resistant · Acid resistant · Non-magnetic · Self-lubricating · Long life · High precision

Why Zirconia Ceramic Bearings

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180°C Heat Resistant

Operating up to 180°C with PTFE cage; full-ball design up to 400°C.

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Acid & Alkali Resistant

ZrO2 ceramic + PTFE cage withstands strong acids, alkalis, seawater.

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Non-Magnetic & Insulated

Ideal for demagnetization equipment and precision instruments.

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Self-Lubricating

No grease needed; reduced maintenance, longer service life.

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Long Service Life

Higher hardness than steel; outperforms traditional steel bearings.

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High Precision

Tight tolerances on inner/outer rings; low noise, low vibration.

Typical Applications

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Chemical Processing

Equipment exposed to acids, alkalis, solvents.

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Medical Devices

MRI, sterilization, biocompatible.

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Food Machinery

FDA-grade, easy to clean, no grease contamination.

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Marine & Offshore

Saltwater, corrosion resistance.

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Semiconductor

Cleanroom, non-magnetic, particle-free.

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High-Temperature

Ovens, kilns, 180°C+ continuous operation.

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Demagnetization

Magnetic-free environment required.

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Precision Instruments

Scales, measurement, low-vibration.

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Salt-Spray / Saline

Coastal, desalination, harsh chemicals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the maximum operating temperature?

180°C with PTFE cage; full-ball design up to 400°C.

Can I hammer it during installation?

Yes. ZrO2 ceramic is tough — will not crack from normal handling.

Can I use it in a 2-wheel electric vehicle?

Not recommended. Ceramic bearings may crack under high-frequency vibration.

What industries commonly use ceramic bearings?

Chemical processing, medical devices, food machinery, marine, semiconductor, vacuum, and high-temperature equipment.

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