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Angular contact ball bearings feature raceways on the inner and outer rings that are offset from each other along the bearing axis. This unique geometry allows them to support combined loads, meaning they can handle both radial and axial forces simultaneously.

The ability of these bearings to carry axial loads increases with a greater contact angle—the angle formed between the line connecting the points of contact between the ball and raceways (in the radial plane, where the load is transmitted) and a line perpendicular to the bearing axis.