FAG radial insert ball bearings

Tuesday, 28 July, 2015 | Supplied by: Schaeffler Australia Pty Ltd


The latest FAG radial insert ball bearing and housing units from Schaeffler Australia feature easy mounting and smooth running. They feature a DUROTECT B coating to provide improved anticorrosion protection and are therefore suitable for challenging operating conditions where they require less maintenance.

The robust units are particularly suitable for medium- to high-load applications, including power transmission; conveying and materials handling; metals and steel; mining and energy; textiles and paper; packaging and woodworking machinery; pumps and processes exposed to wet conditions; food and beverages; water and wastewater; and oil and gas.

Misalignments are compensated for by the matched design of the housing, the radial insert bearing and the plus tolerance of the bore. Reworking of the shaft is no longer required. In addition, two self-retaining set screws that are offset by 120° securely locate the inner ring on the shaft.

Optimised internal geometry, honed raceways and high ball quality ensure quiet running. The low frictional torque of the radial insert ball bearings reduces the energy requirements of applications. Minimum friction also involves minimum heat generation and therefore maximum grease operating life.

The seal that is firmly staked in the outer ring retains the grease in the bearing and thus allows easier relubrication. It has a vulcanised seal lip that effectively prevents dust and water from entering the bearing. To protect the seal lip against damage, an outer flinger shield is fitted on the inner ring.

Online: www.schaeffler.com.au
Phone: 02 8977 1058
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