Types 9090WA 90S

Types 90 90WA 90S

Types 90 90WA 90S

Types 90 Series Fifth Wheel Bearing 

Types 90 series are heavy-duty, single-row ball turntables specifically engineered for steering systems of semi-trailers, heavy goods vehicles, and fifth-wheel couplings, featuring two steel rings designed for flange mounting with pre-drilled holes for simple and secure integration.


Typical Applications

  • Low-bed trailers and flatbed trailers

  • Mobile platforms and lifting equipment

  • Car transporters with height limitations

  • Agricultural trailers and implements

  • Industrial towing systems

  • Sliding gooseneck trailers


  • Types 90 90WA 90S
InquiryType Brand Track DiameterWeight Outer DiameterInner DiameterOverall HeightOuter Bolt Circle DiameterInner bolt circle diameterBoreNumber Of Grease NipplesDiameter [mm]Ball DiameterPermissible axial load*Permissible Acceleration Or DecelerationMaximum Bearing Clearances
DL [mm]Da [mm]Di [mm]H [mm]La [mm]Li [mm]BDa 1OU2 Axles kNMore Than 2 Axles kNAxially [mm]Radially [mm]

Type 90 series bearings utilize a single-row four-point contact ball arrangement, with each ball contacting the raceways at four distinct points. This geometry enables the bearing to simultaneously support axial loads in both directions, radial loads, and tilting moments within a single, compact row of rolling elements.

The defining characteristic of the Type 90 series is its low-profile, space-saving design. The rings are engineered with a reduced axial height while maintaining adequate cross-sectional strength for moderate to heavy loads. This flat profile makes the series particularly suitable for applications where overall equipment height must be minimized, such as low-bed trailers, mobile platforms, and height-restricted towing systems.

The bearings are equipped with integral mounting holes on both the inner and outer rings, enabling direct bolted attachment to the trailer chassis and the towing structure. The mounting hole pattern is designed to maximize load distribution across the bearing surface while accommodating the low-profile geometry. The bearings are typically supplied with seals on both sides to prevent contamination from dirt, water, and debris commonly encountered in outdoor towing environments.