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Bearing 102206 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with flangeless outer ring and with two snap ring. Dimensions: 30x62x16 mm.
Bearing 102211 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with flangeless outer ring and with two snap ring. Dimensions: 55x100x21 mm.
Bearing 102308 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with flangeless outer ring and with two snap ring. Dimensions: 40x90x23 mm.
Bearing 102309 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with flangeless outer ring and with two snap ring. Dimensions: 45x100x25 mm.
Bearing 102409 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with flangeless outer ring and with two snap ring. Dimensions: 45x120x29 mm.
Bearing 102506 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with flangeless outer ring and with two snap ring. Dimensions: 30x62x20 mm.
Bearing 102605 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-10, . Type - cylindrical roller with flangeless outer ring and with two snap ring. Dimensions: 25x62x24 mm.
Bearing 102605 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with flangeless outer ring and with two snap ring. Dimensions: 25x62x24 mm.
Bearing 12115 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with one flanged outer ring. Dimensions: 75x115x20 mm. Corresponds to the bearing NF1015, ISO.
Bearing 12207 GOST 8338-75 GPZ-34. Type - cylindrical roller with one flanged outer ring. Dimensions: 35x72x17 mm. Corresponds to the bearing NF207, ISO.
Cylindrical roller bearings are a type of bearing that uses cylindrical rollers to provide movement between the inner and outer rings. They are capable of withstanding high radial loads and are used in a variety of industries that require high load capacity.
- single row (the most common type of bearing, in which one row of rollers interacts with the grooves on the inner and outer rings; can withstand radial loads, but have limited ability to withstand axial loads);
- double-row (have two rows of rollers, which provides greater load capacity (both radial and axial), they are used in conditions where increased load capacity is required or with large dimensions);
- with end stops (have additional end stops so that the rollers do not fall out of the working area at high speeds);
- with guides (bearings with built-in guides that ensure precise positioning of the rollers and minimize their oscillations, which is especially important at high speeds).
- high capacity for radial loads (due to the cylindrical shape of the rollers, the bearings can withstand significant loads);
- minimal friction (compared to ball bearings, cylindrical rollers have a larger contact area, which reduces friction);
- high stability and accuracy (due to their design, they provide more uniform movement).
Rollers are usually made of high-quality carbon steel or special steels with increased wear resistance.
The spacers can be made of metal, nylon, polyamide, or other materials that reduce friction and wear.
NU, N, NJ, NF, NUP - different types of cylindrical roller bearings.
NU - with a split sleeve that allows axial movement of the outer ring.
N - without axial movement restriction, suitable for use on one side.
NF - one flanged outer ring to limit the axial movement of one of the rings.
NJ - with one flange for axial movement.
NUP - with flanges for axial movement of both rings.
For example - NU 205 E
NU - bearing type.
205 - size.
E - bearing with increased strength characteristics.
Cylindrical roller bearings are widely used due to their ability to withstand high radial loads and efficiency at high speeds
- automotive industry (gearboxes, vehicle wheels, transmission and suspension mechanisms)
- metallurgical and mining industry (conveyors, blast furnaces, crushers, various types of presses, mining equipment, bulldozers and excavators)
- energy (generators, turbines, hydroelectric power plants);
- metalworking and machine building (machine tools, high-precision mechanisms);
- Robotics and automation (robotic systems, conveyors);
- transportation and rail transport (train wheels, heavy-duty vehicles, trucks, buses and other vehicles)
- automotive and aircraft engines (internal combustion engines);
- High-speed technologies (high-speed machines and devices: centrifuges, electric generators and turbochargers);
- Agriculture (tractors, combines);
- aviation and astronautics (turbine and compressor mechanisms).