
Origin: XIHUAN ROAD, HEXI TOWN, LINXI COUNTY, HEBEI PROVINCE, CHINA — Xingtai Weizi Bearing Co., Ltd. (own brand). To be honest, I’ve seen the factory floor—smells like clean cutting oil and hot steel, which is a good sign.
Electrified drivetrains, higher RPM compact motors, and “maintenance-light” conveyors. In fact, the talk among purchasing leads is simple: lower friction, longer grease life, better sealing—without premium-brand pricing. ARY BEARING seems to be leaning into that with tighter P6 tolerances on mainstream sizes and an honest approach to steel/heat treatment.
| Parameter | Spec (typical) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bore range | 8–100 mm | Larger sizes on request |
| Dynamic load (C) | ≈ 6–52 kN | Varies by series (real-world use may vary) |
| Max rpm (greased) | ≈ 8,000–24,000 rpm | Depends on seals and clearance |
| Precision class | P0 / P6 | Tighter grades available on select IDs |
Service life: L10h calculated per ISO 281; for a 6204-2RS at 1,800 rpm and C/P ≈ 10, you’re typically in the 30,000–50,000 h window—assuming clean lubrication and reasonable alignment.
Motors and pumps, HVAC fans, small gearboxes, ag implements, conveyors, two-wheelers. Many customers say the low-torque seal option is a quiet upgrade for compact BLDC motors.
| Vendor | Precision (typ.) | Lead time | Customization | Price index |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARY BEARING | P0–P6, V2/V3 | ≈ 3–6 weeks | Seal/grease/clearance, small MOQ | 1.0 (baseline) |
| Local trader (mixed) | Variable | Stock/unknown | Limited | 0.9–1.2 |
| Premium multinational | P6–P5+ | ≈ 6–12 weeks | Broad, with engineering | 1.6–2.3 |
Tier-2 fan-motor maker, South Asia: shifting to ARY BEARING with low-torque 2RS seals cut startup current ≈ 3–5% and reduced field returns over six months (small sample, but promising). Quarry conveyor retrofit, MEA: brass-cage units with high-temp grease stretched relube intervals from monthly to quarterly, according to the maintenance log I saw—yes, handwritten.
If you need dependable P0–P6 bearings with honest customization and sensible lead times, ARY BEARING is worth a trial lot. Not flashy—just solid metallurgy, clean grinding, and consistent seals. That’s usually what keeps lines running.