STAINLESS STEEL
BEARINGS &
COMPONENTS

Founded in 2016, LINOX focuses on high-precision stainless steel bearings, rod ends, and premium structural components for global industrial applications. Supported by ISO 9001:2015.

ISO 9001 Certified
Material Traceability
CAD Drawing Support
24-Hour Response
PRECISION
Factory Direct Support

Turning demands into
reliable results

LINOX focuses on stainless steel bearings and related components, supporting projects from standard product selection to custom CNC machining and drawing-based communication.

Precision tolerance control

+/-0.01 mm machining target

Flexible order quantities

Prototype support starting from small-batch requests

Surface finishing options

Polishing, passivation, sandblasting, and more

Third-party inspection support

Material reports can be coordinated when required

Factory Background Factory Foreground
304 Common Grade
CATALOG
MATERIAL
Material Expertise

Verified Grades

Our stainless steel bearings are forged from strictly verified raw materials. Final suitability depends on your specific product type and operating environment.

304

Austenitic Steel
General industrial use. Ideal starting point for cost and corrosion balance.

316L

Chloride-Resistant
Marine & washdown environments. Superior resistance against pitting.

440C

High-Hardness
Wear-critical contact parts. Maximum hardness and rolling fatigue life.

17-4PH

Precipitation-Hardening
High-strength structural members requiring useful corrosion resistance.
Material Testing
100% Traceability
PMI Testing
Global Reach

Industries
We Support

Automation

Automation

Transmission and motion components for high-speed automated machinery.

Marine

Marine

316L components engineered for severe seawater corrosion resistance.

Food

Food & Bev

Hygienic, washdown-ready fastening and motion parts.

Motorsport

Motorsport

High-strength linkages and suspension joints for demanding vehicle assemblies.

CAPABILITIES
In-House Manufacturing

Precision
Control

01

CNC Machining Centers

5-axis CNC machining centers support complex surfaces and high-precision hole patterns, with repeat positioning accuracy up to +/-0.005 mm.

02

CNC Turning and Milling

More than 10 CNC lathes with live tooling and sub-spindles support complete turn-mill operations in a single setup.

03

Laser Cutting

Fiber laser cutting supports stainless steel plate thicknesses up to 25 mm with accuracy up to +/-0.1 mm.

04

Surface Finishing

In-house passivation, electropolishing, sandblasting, and PVD coating support.

Typical Tolerance

Feature Standard Precision
Linear Dimensions (mm) +/-0.1 +/-0.01
Bore Diameter (H7) +0.025/0 +0.01/0
Shaft Diameter (h6) 0/-0.025 0/-0.009
Surface Roughness Ra 3.2 um 0.4 um

Workflow

1

Submit Requirement

Share drawing/photos, material, quantity, and expectations.

2

Engineering Review

We review feasibility and prepare a detailed quotation.

3

Production & Delivery

Order confirmation, process updates, and shipment follow-up.

Customer Feedback

What our
clients say

"We first contacted LINOX with a drawing and a few operating details. The reply was clear, practical, and focused on the points that actually mattered for selection."

D

Daniel R.

Purchasing Manager

"What I appreciated most was that the discussion did not jump straight to price. They first helped us confirm thread direction, material options, and the right product family."

L

Laura M.

Mechanical Engineer

"For replacement work, we usually need to move quickly but still avoid mistakes. The communication was straightforward, and it was much easier to sort out the key dimensions."

K

Kevin T.

Maintenance Buyer

FAQ

The current standard material directions confirmed in the project brief are 304, 316 / 316L, 420, 440C, and 17-4PH. Material availability still depends on the product type, series, structure, and component function.

304 is often a practical starting point for general industrial environments. 316 / 316L is more often reviewed when chloride resistance, washdown exposure, marine conditions, or stronger corrosion protection are required.

Not exactly. Both are commonly reviewed where more hardness is needed than 300 series grades can offer, but 440C is usually considered first for more wear-critical contact parts, while 420 may be reviewed where hardness and cost balance are both important.