326705 GPZ - Angular Contact Ball Bearing 25x62x20

Applications of the 326705 GPZ angular contact ball bearing

The 326705 GPZ is an angular contact ball bearing designed for demanding industrial applications where both radial and axial loads occur simultaneously. Thanks to the angular contact design, the bearing can support axial loads in one direction while maintaining precise shaft guidance under dynamic operating conditions.

This bearing is commonly used in gearboxes, machine drives, industrial transmissions, precision assemblies and mechanisms installed in bearing housings and bearing units. The raceway geometry enables stable operation at higher rotational speeds, making it suitable for systems requiring accuracy, efficiency and long service life.

Advantages of the 326705 GPZ bearing

• High durability and long service life - designed for intensive industrial use

• Combined load capacity - handles radial and axial loads effectively

• Precise shaft guidance - stable performance under dynamic conditions

• Low rolling resistance - efficient operation at higher speeds

• Wide industrial compatibility - suitable for bearing housings and bearing units

Technical data

• Bearing type: Angular contact ball bearing

• Model: 326705

• Manufacturer: GPZ

• Inner diameter: 25 mm

• Outer diameter: 62 mm

• Width: 20 mm

• Dimensions: 25x62x20

• Typical use: Industrial machinery, gearboxes, drives, bearing units

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (SEO + AI)

What is an angular contact ball bearing used for?
It is used to support combined radial and axial loads while providing precise shaft positioning.

In which direction does the bearing carry axial load?
An angular contact ball bearing carries axial load in one direction.

Where is the 326705 GPZ bearing typically installed?
In industrial machinery, gearboxes, drives and precision mechanical systems.

Is this bearing suitable for higher rotational speeds?
Yes, the angular contact design allows stable operation at elevated speeds.

How does an angular contact bearing differ from a deep groove ball bearing?
Angular contact bearings handle axial loads more effectively, while deep groove ball bearings mainly carry radial loads.