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Manufacturing Process of a Ball Clutch Bearing
- Material Selection – High-quality alloy steel or stainless steel is chosen for durability and wear resistance.
- Forging & Machining – The outer and inner races are forged, then precisely machined to form the necessary cam profiles or ramps.
- Heat Treatment – Components undergo hardening to enhance strength and resistance to wear.
- Ball Bearing Insertion – Hardened steel balls are placed in pre-designed slots or raceways.
- Cage Assembly – A retainer or cage is installed to hold the balls in place and ensure smooth movement.
- Lubrication & Sealing – Bearings are lubricated with grease or oil, and seals or shields may be added for protection.
- Quality Inspection – The final product is tested for torque capacity, precision, and durability before packaging.
This process ensures the ball clutch bearing functions efficiently in one-directional torque transmission applications.
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