2J-5233: 3.51" Inner Diameter Thrust Bearing

A Thrust Bearing is a type of rotary bearing that is designed to support axial (thrust) loads, which are forces that are applied parallel to the axis of rotation. A Thrust bearings work by using a rolling element, such as a ball or a roller, to support the axial load. The rolling element is held in a housing or race, which is designed to minimize friction and wear. As the load is applied, the rolling element rotates within the housing, allowing the axial load to be supported while minimizing friction and wear. Attributes: • Designed to reduce friction, resulting in smooth operation. • Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability, reliability, and productivity. Applications: A Thrust Bearing is used in Hitch to support the axial load between the ball and socket joint, which allows for movement and rotation between the Hitch and the trailer.