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Aurora Bearing

Aurora Bearing is a manufacturer of rod end bearings and spherical bearings, offering standard and special products for aerospace, commercial, and industrial applications.

Last updated September 2, 2026

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Overview

Aurora Bearing, as presented on the official website, is a manufacturer of rod end bearings and spherical bearings. The company offers standard and special spherical bearings, rod ends, and bushings for aircraft manufacturers, their subcontractors, and approved aerospace distributors. The Aurora line encompasses over 30 series of rod ends and spherical bearings, described as the widest selection in the industry. The company also provides CAD drawings and product catalogs, and serves industries including aerospace, motorsports, transportation, packaging, military, marine, and attractions.

History

The official website mentions that Aurora began in 1971, and quickly grew a reputation for designing an... (text truncated). No further historical details are provided in the evidence.

Products and positioning

  • Rod end bearings

    Aurora offers standard and special spherical bearings, rod ends, and bushings for aircraft manufacturers, their subcontractors, and approved aerospace distributors.

  • Spherical bearings

    Aurora offers standard and special spherical bearings, rod ends, and bushings for aircraft manufacturers, their subcontractors, and approved aerospace distributors.

  • Bushings

    Aurora offers standard and special spherical bearings, rod ends, and bushings for aircraft manufacturers, their subcontractors, and approved aerospace distributors.

Recent events

  • Timken acquires Aurora Bearing assets[2]

    Reported:

    The Timken Company announced that it had acquired the assets of Aurora Bearing Company, a manufacturer of rod ends and spherical plain bearings.

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