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A common question that comes up among our customers is what are the advantages and disadvantages to staking vs swaging bearings? This article is intended to explore this topic to help our customers make informed decisions.
You can also read more about this in our Common Bearing Swaging Methods article.
Staking will be defined as using stationary anvil dies and a hydraulic press (or something similar) to form the bearing v-groove onto the housing. Common on Method 100 of NAS0331.
Swaging will be defined as using a drill press (or something similar) to utilize rotary motion to form the bearing v-groove onto the housing. Common on Method 200 of NAS0331.
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