Self-aligning ball bearing
Self-aligning bearings are bearings with 2 tracks on the inner ring and jointly convex tracks on the outer ring. Due to this construction, self-aligning bearings have angular freedom. Light tilting of the shaft from the housing is possible. Therefore, they are best suitable for cases in which misalignments and shaft deflections could occur. Self-aligning bearings are produced with cylindrical and conical boreholes. In case of conical boreholes, a clamping sleeve is usually necessary for the assembly.
Sealed self-aligning bearings
Self-aligning bearings can also be ordered with 2RS seals. In this case, they have a standard grease filling. The operating temperature ranges between –30° C and +110° C.
Suffixes
- C2 = Radial clearance smaller than normal
- C0 = Normal radial clearance
- C3, C4, C5 = Radial clearance greater than normal
- K = conical boreholes
- M = solid cage made of brass, ball bearing guide
- TV* = solid cage made of glass fibre reinforced polyamide, ball bearing guide
- 2RS = two sealing disks
Combinations of suffixes are possible, for instance 2207 K 2RS C3
For more suffixes, please contact us.
* standard and won't indicate explicit.
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