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<p><big>Construction</big></p>
<p>The modern stud type follower was invented and patented in 1937 by Thomas L. Robinson of the McGill Manufacturing Company. It replaced using a standard bearing and bolt. The new cam followers were easier to use because the stud was already included and they could also handle higher loads.</p>

<p>While roller cam followers are similar to <a href="page.php?w=roller_bearing">roller bearing</a>s, there are quite a few differences. Standard ball and roller bearings are designed to be pressed into a rigid housing,</p><p>
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