A cartridge bearing assembly for rotatably coupling a shaft with a housing includes a bearing having a central axis and opposing axial ends.

The pedal does not require bearings or bushings or seals as with prior art pedals, because the shaft rotates within the sealed cartridge bearing held within the crank arm.

In a third embodiment of the invention, the bearing cartridge is damped by a damping medium which also connects the bearing cartridge to the bearing housing.

The assembly includes a hollow bearing cartridge (150), an annular bearing (170), and an annular bearing retaining ring (180).

A pivot bearing cartridge (112) is provided for an actuator (110) in a disc storage system (100).

A cartridge bearing assembly for rotatably coupling a shaft with a housing includes a bearing having a central axis and opposing axial ends.

The damping ring axially locates the REB cartridge and dampens axial movement and cushions axial thrust.

A sealed cartridge ball bearing is mounted to the end of a crank arm and held in position by a retainer.

This rolling action releases the hammer (21) to strike a firing pin (24) to fire a round of ammunition.

A rolling bearing and a retainer for the rolling bearing.

The tubular interface cartridge (24) engages the inner race and has spring elements (46, 47, 48 and 49) extending radially into a passage through the interface cartridge to engage the shaft.

The removable input bearing cartridge is coupled to a periphery of the input carrier, exterior to the gear-train, in axial alignment with the input carrier.

At the same time, the REB cartridge is held both axially and rotationally, so that the outer race does not rotate relative to the bearing housing.

The undercarriage assembly may have at least two links (55), which may be interconnected by a cartridge (34).

The invention relates to a cartridge system comprising a tubular cartridge pistol (1) and a cartridge (4) which can be inserted into the cartridge pistol (1).