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These
series comprise radial needle roller bearings and a rolling
bearing component capable of supporting axial loads. They
can support high radial forces as well as axial forces
in one direction, while |
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dynamic load carrying capacity Ca = axial dynamic load carrying capacity Figure 1 |
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Combined
needle roller bearings are |
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The bearings are available in the following designs: |
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These series do not have an inner ring and are therefore particularly compact in a radial direction. However, they require a shaft raceway that is hardened and ground. |
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Bearings |
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For lubrication, the outer ring has a lubrication groove and lubrication holes. |
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These bearings do not have an inner ring and are therefore particularly compact in a radial direction. However, they require a shaft raceway that is hardened and ground. |
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Series |
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For lubrication, the outer ring has a lubrication groove and lubrication holes. |
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Series |
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The
bearings guide the shaft with an axial clearance of |
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They
are suitable for operating temperatures from |
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The
radial cages are made from sheet steel or plastic. Bearings with
a plastic cage have the suffix |
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Suffixes for available designs: see |
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