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CRBX Series

CRBX Series Customized Crossed Roller Bearing

Type
Custom crossed roller bearing
Structure
Designed and modified to customer requirements
Options
Envelope, mounting holes, seals, clearance, accuracy, surface treatment
Load
Per customer requirements

Start customizing your product with our configurator

The CRBX series is the customized execution of HIWIN crossed roller bearings: the roller still sits between inner and outer rings with spacers that prevent roller-to-roller friction, but bore, width, mounting holes, and surface treatment are designed to the application instead of a catalog envelope.

If a catalog envelope works, start with CRBC (high rigidity) or CRBE (mounting holes). View CRBE Series →

  • 6

    Crossed roller bearing types in the catalog, CRBX included

  • P2

    Tightest accuracy class available in the family

  • C8 / C1

    Clearance options: zero backlash or low friction

Applications

  • Robot joints and rotary axes
  • Machine-tool tables and spindles
  • Medical and inspection equipment

How it is ordered

CRBX has no catalog size table. HIWIN quotes bore, outer diameter, width, mounting, seals (WW/NN), clearance (C8/C1), and accuracy (P5–P2) from a drawing. Use a standard CRBA–CRBE series when the envelope already fits.

Model Bore Outer Ø / width Structure Dynamic load Configure
CRBX (inquiry) Per drawing Per drawing Per customer requirements Quoted Configure ↗

Other Crossed Roller Bearings

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How buying works

Spec it in the configurator: drawings, 3D CAD, and a quote to follow.

HIWIN series are configured to your application, not bought off the shelf. Start from your loads and speeds if you are still choosing a size.

Rather talk it through? Request a quote from an application engineer.