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One Catalogue, Five Tools, One Answer

Most bearing sourcing happens in email threads and PDF catalogues. This is the alternative: structured data, a real search, an interchange table and an RFQ that arrives as a specification rather than a guess.

323,474 SKUsCross-reference4 calculators30-min quote
Short answer. The platform is a published catalogue of 323,474 bearing SKUs with boundary dimensions, a model-number search that tolerates the way numbers are actually written, a cross-brand interchange table, four engineering calculators, and a structured RFQ form that captures the model, quantity and application so the reply is a price rather than a question.

Key facts — what is on the platform

The five tools and the data behind them.
Catalogue323,474 SKUs · 11 brands · 14 categories
Data per modelBoundary dimensions, load ratings, speed limits, suffix explanation
SearchBy model, by size, by brand, by category — tolerant of spaces, dashes and case
InterchangeCross-brand equivalents with the differences stated
CalculatorsL10 life, dn speed check, tolerance/fit conversion, unit conversion
RFQStructured form, server-side capture, reply within 30 minutes on working days
Bulk matchingSend a CSV or BOM; receive a matched list with prices
ReferenceISO 492 tolerances, ISO 286 fits, ISO 281 life, standards index

The five tools

Each one removes a step from the old process.

Why structured data beats a PDF catalogue

The difference shows up in the answer.

The same request, two ways

What happens when you ask for “6205-2RS, 500 pieces, for a 90 °C pump duty”.
PDF catalogue + emailStructured catalogue
IdentificationBuyer retypes the number, supplier re-checks itModel page with dimensions and suffix already resolved
EquivalentSupplier checks another PDFInterchange table, differences stated
TemperatureForgotten until the failureGrease and clearance flagged against the duty
QuoteTwo or three emailsOne form, one reply
DocumentsRequested after the orderChosen on the form, quoted with the price

Bulk work

For distributors with a BOM, not a bearing.

Most distributor enquiries are not one bearing — they are a list. Send a CSV, an Excel BOM or a photograph of a parts list, and the reply is a matched list: our model, the brand options, the price, the lead time, and substitutions flagged where a part is not available. Large lists take one to three working days.

  • BOM matching against the catalogue, with unmatched lines identified rather than ignored.
  • Substitution options with the technical differences stated — never silent.
  • Consolidated quotation: one document, one currency, one validity date.
  • Repeat lists can be saved as a template so the next enquiry is a quantity update.

What the platform is not

Said plainly, because it saves time.
  • It is not a self-service checkout with live stock and instant payment. Availability is confirmed by a person, because the catalogue covers 11 brands and stock moves.
  • It is not a design tool. The calculators give the standard calculation; the design authority stays with the engineer.
  • It is not a marketplace. Every part is supplied by us, on our documents, with our traceability.
Why this matters. A catalogue that publishes dimensions and suffixes lets a buyer verify a part before ordering it, and lets an AI assistant quote it accurately. That is the point: fewer wrong orders, fewer returns, faster quotes.

Frequently asked questions

Is there live stock and pricing on the site?

No. Stock and price are confirmed by a person, because the catalogue spans 11 brands and availability changes daily. The site gives you the specification; the reply gives you the price and the lead time.

Can I upload a BOM?

Yes — CSV, Excel or a photo of a parts list. You get back a matched list with prices, lead times and flagged substitutions. Large lists take one to three working days.

How accurate are the published dimensions?

They are the catalogue boundary dimensions for the size, which is what ISO 15 defines. Where a brand deviates — a special chamfer, a non-standard width — the model page says so. Always confirm the critical dimension on the drawing before ordering.

Do the calculators replace an engineering selection?

No. They perform the standard calculation — L10 life, dn, fit conversion — with the inputs you give. They do not choose the bearing, judge the application or set the safety factor.

Can I get the catalogue data as a file?

For a defined part list, yes — we return a spreadsheet with the matched models, dimensions and prices. A full database export is not offered.

Try it with a real number

Type a model you actually buy, or send a BOM. You will get dimensions immediately and a priced answer within 30 minutes on working days.