Ball bearing bearing 16 series
radialaxialdeep groove

ball bearing bearing
ball bearing bearing
ball bearing bearing
ball bearing bearing
ball bearing bearing
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Characteristics

Rolling element
ball bearing
Configuration
radial, axial, deep groove, single-row
Material
steel
Other characteristics
sealed, low-friction
Inside diameter

Min.: 7 mm
(0.28 in)

Max.: 1,060 mm
(41.73 in)

Outside diameter

Min.: 19 mm
(0.75 in)

Max.: 1,500 mm
(59.06 in)

Width

Min.: 6 mm
(0.236 in)

Max.: 195 mm
(7.677 in)

Description

FAG deep groove ball bearings are available in radial and axial designs for many different variants. Single-row deep groove ball bearings are available in open and sealed designs. They are designed for high to very high speeds and can accommodate radial as well as axial forces. Double-row deep groove ball bearings correspond with single-row deep groove ball bearings in design and are used when the radial load capacity of single-row deep groove ball bearings is insufficient. FAG axial deep groove ball bearings are available in single or double-direction design variants. These bearings are especially well suited to high axial loads Deep groove ball bearings Deep groove ball bearings are versatile, self-retaining bearings with solid outer rings, inner rings and ball and cage assemblies. These bearings with their simple design, high resistance and low-maintenance, are available in single-row and double-row designs, as well as sealed and unsealed. Due to the manufacturing processes used, open bearings can have turned recesses in the outer ring for seals or shields. Thanks to their low frictional torque, deep groove ball bearings can be used for high speeds.

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