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TAC Series Ball Screw Support Bearings

High-rigidity, long-life angular contact thrust ball bearings developed specifically for machine tools.

TAC Series Ball Screw Support Bearings
NSK Australia (53 items)
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TAC series bearings are widely used worldwide thanks to their high rigidity, long life and ease-of-use. TAC series bearings feature all the functions required of a ball screw support bearing.

  • High rigidity
  • Long life
  • Ease-of-use
  • Bore sizes 15mm to 45mm
  • 60 degree contact angle
  • SU or DU arrangements
  • C10 standard preload
  • Equivalent to ISO Class 4 accuracy grade (PN7A) or better (PN7B - exclusive to NSK)
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NSK was founded in 1916 and produced the first ball bearings made in Japan. Since then, the company has spearheaded the development of bearings in Japan. NSK now offers a full range of bearings and sells them worldwide. NSK bearings have contributed greatly to the growth of many industries and to the advancement of mechanical technology. With some 60 manufacturing bases and sales offices in 26 countries, NSK has the largest share of the bearings market in Japan and is one of the largest bearings suppliers in the world. Of future policy, NSK aims to be number 1 in Total Quality in the business of Motion & Control by it's centenary year 2016. NSK Australia has been servicing the local market since 1965. As the warehousing and distribution outlet for Australia and New Zealand, a large range of ball and roller bearings and associated componentry, Automotive bearings and components and Linear Motion products are stocked. Complimented by a team of engineers and sales staff, NSK seeks to find solutions to troublesome applications.
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