VETOR GROUP
1 / 2
The 38BWD12 Wheel Hub Bearing is a high-integration automotive wheel-end component, widely used in passenger cars and light vehicles. As a standardized DAC-series bearing, its model encodes key dimensions: 38mm inner diameter (mounting shaft), 72mm outer diameter (housing fit), and 36mm overall width. It adopts an integrated design, pre-assembling inner/outer rings, rolling elements, seals, and mounting flanges, serving as a core part for wheel rotation. Engineered to withstand combined loads from vehicle weight, road impacts, and braking forces, it ensures driving safety, smooth operation, and low noise, being a staple in automotive OEM production and aftermarket replacement.
1. Integrated Compact Design: Integrates bearing, flange, and seal into one pre-assembled unit, simplifying installation, reducing wheel-end space occupation, and avoiding assembly errors.
2. Strong Combined Load Capacity: Optimized angular contact structure bears heavy radial loads (vehicle weight) and bidirectional axial loads (cornering/braking), withstanding sudden road impacts stably.
3. Excellent Sealing & Durability: Equipped with multi-layer rubber lip seals and metal dust covers, it effectively blocks water, dust, and road salts, preventing lubricant leakage and internal corrosion.
4. Low-Noise & High Precision: Precision-machined raceways and high-quality steel rolling elements minimize friction; advanced lubrication technology ensures low rotational noise and long service life (up to 150,000+ km).
1. Passenger Cars: Matched to compact and mid-size passenger cars (e.g., hatchbacks, sedans), serving as front/rear wheel hub bearings, ensuring smooth driving and ride comfort.
2. Light Commercial Vehicles: Applied in light vans, mini-trucks, and MPVs, adapting to frequent start-stop and moderate load changes in urban logistics or passenger transport.
3. New Energy Vehicles (NEVs): Suitable for small electric cars and plug-in hybrids, with low-friction design reducing energy consumption and matching electric drivetrain requirements.
4. Special Light Vehicles: Used in light modified vehicles like urban electric logistics vehicles and small recreational vehicles, meeting wheel-end reliability needs in specialized scenarios.
