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Deep Grooved Low Friction Ball Bearing 40mm Axial 61808 40x52x7 GCR15
Description:
Deep groove ball bearing is used to accommodate the pure radia load, it also can accommodate combined load of radia and axial. When it only accommodate pure raidal load, the contact angle is 0, it will own the same character as angle contact bearing and accommodate larger axial load when it has larger radial chearance.Deep groove ball bearing's friction coefficient is very small and extreme speed also is very high, particularly at the condition of the big axial load runs with high speed. it will own larger superiority than thrust ball bearing.
Specifications:
| Deep groove ball bearings 61808 | |||
| main dimensions to DIN 625-1 | |||
| d | 40 mm | ||
| D | 52 mm | ||
| B | 7 mm | ||
| m | 0,032 kg | Mass | |
| Cr | 4350 N | Basic dynamic load rating, radial | |
| C0r | 3550 N | Basic static load rating, radial | |
| nG | 19300 1/min | Limiting speed | |
| nB | 8400 1/min | Reference speed | |
| Cur | 178 N | Fatigue limit load, radial | |
| D1 | 48,2 mm | ||
| Da max | 50 mm | ||
| d1 | 44 mm | ||
| da min | 42 mm | ||
| ra max | 0,3 mm | ||
| rmin | 0,3 mm | ||
| Bearings No. | d (mm) | D (mm) | B (mm) | Cr (kN) | C0r (kN) | Weight (kg) |
| 60/22 | 22 | 44 | 12 | 9.4 | 5.05 | 0.074 |
| 62/22 | 22 | 50 | 14 | 12.9 | 6.8 | Deep Grooved Low Friction Ball Bearing 40mm Axial 61808 40x52x7 GCR15
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