SRG plastic bearings have been a part of our business since 1974. As suppliers of the highest quality ball bearings and housings, we offer the largest selection of in-stock items and the ability to custom fabricate to your exacting specifications.

When combined with stainless steel or non-metallic balls (made of polymer, glass or Ceramic), these ceramic ball bearings are completely non-magnetic, which is perfect for applications such as hospital environments where various types of equipment may be sensitive to magnetic charge. 

ceramic ball bearings are well suited for other applications like wash down areas, where equipment is frequently wet and prone to rusting with conventional bearings. Corrosive environments, where bearings will be subject to chemical abrasiveness, are also a good fit for ball bearings. Whether you need to move relatively low loads and RPM, or the heaviest industrial equipment, Jilson has the right bearing to keep your operation moving along. Even if your equipment is located in such a way to make fag bearing lubrication access difficult, it’s no problem because our bearings are self lubricating.

We use top grade materials such as: Acetal, Nylon, Polypropylene, Polyethylene, KYNAR, PETP, PBT, PEEK, Ceramic and Stainless Steel in different combinations to meet specific needs. Jilson’s housings for plastic bearings are made of high-grade, solid PBT thermoplastic polyester. Koyo bearings are ideal for: food and beverage industries, photo processing facilities, major appliance or furniture industries, many marine applications, chemical and electroplating industries, paint and dye manufacturers, textile industries, automotive manufacturing or service, water treatment plants, pharmaceutical industries, outdoor applications and more. 

SRG is known for their unique corrosion resistant ball bearings, and high quality in both materials and manufacturing are always our primary considerations.

Most bearing failures today are caused by corrosion. SRG Bearings' ball bearings can be utilized in environments destructive to conventional bearings. They can operate in hostile environments such as sea water, film processing solutions and swimming pools. In many cases the medium can be used as a lubricant.

Many times a bearing is mounted into another part, such as a plastic pulley, sprocket, wheel or a mounted block. Utilizing the design concept of a ball bearings, KMS [ceramic ball bearings] , Inc., can integrate the mating component as the raceway of the bearing, ie: pulley as the outer ring, or the shaft as the inner ring. The end result is fewer parts, reduced assembly time, and overall lower cost.