234410 -M-SP Axial Angular Contact B. by FAG
234410 -M-SP Axial Angular Contact B. by FAG

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Axial Angular Contact B. FAG 234410 -M-SP

Technical data
 
Inner diameter
50 mm
Outer diameter
80 mm
Width
38 mm
Material
Standard bearing steel
Seal
None, open bearing
Cage
Brass cage
Running accuracy
Tolerance class SP
Product range
Single bearing
Contact angle
60 degree
Fixing
Without fixing holes
Operating direction
Double direction bearing
Temperature range
-30 to +150 °C
Weight
0,65 kg
Scale quantity Your discount Unit price
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3 47,68 € 429,09 €
476,77 €
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Axial Angular Contact B. FAG 234410 -M-SP
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Axial Angular Contact B. FAG 234410 -M-SP

The double-acting axial angular contact ball bearing 234410 -M-SP, measuring 50x80x38 mm, accurately accommodates high axial forces in both directions.

The 234410 -M-SP axial angular contact ball bearing from FAG Wälzlager is an open precision bearing made from standard rolling-element steel (100Cr6). Fitted with a brass cage and a nominal contact angle of 60 degrees, this unit is designed to accommodate high axial loads from both directions. Thanks to its design with mounting holes, the bearing can be integrated directly into the surrounding structure. Users in industrial maintenance and mechanical engineering rely on this component when shafts need to be mounted with axial rigidity.

What is the 234410 -M-SP axial angular contact ball bearing suitable for?

This bearing is primarily suitable for machine tools and spindle assemblies where precise axial guidance of the shaft is required. As it acts on both sides, it accommodates axial thrust forces in alternating directions. The steep contact angle of 60 degrees ensures that axial loads are transferred directly via the rolling elements. Design engineers and maintenance technicians frequently use this bearing in combination with radial bearings to mechanically separate axial and radial guidance.

What is the function of the 60-degree contact angle and the SP tolerance?

The SP tolerance class denotes particularly tight manufacturing tolerances for dimensional and concentricity accuracy, which helps to minimise vibrations during operation. The 60-degree contact angle gives the rolling bearing very high axial stiffness under load. As this is an open bearing without an integrated seal, the assembly must be sealed externally to prevent the ingress of contaminants. The brass cage guides the rolling elements stably within the permissible temperature range of –30 to +150 degrees.

What are the key features of the 234410 -M-SP axial angular contact ball bearing?

This is an open, double-acting precision bearing with a brass cage and integrated mounting holes. Thanks to tolerance class SP, the bearing operates within very tight running tolerances. The 60-degree contact angle enables it to withstand high axial loads from both directions, making it particularly suitable for precision spindle guides.

What are the dimensions of bearing 234410 -M-SP?

The bearing has an internal diameter of 50 mm, an external diameter of 80 mm and a total width of 38 mm. These standardised key dimensions enable it to be fitted precisely into prefabricated housings and onto shafts with a nominal diameter of 50 mm.

Why does this axial angular contact ball bearing have a contact angle of 60 degrees?

The nominal pressure angle describes the inclination of the line of action between the inner and outer rings. At an angle of 60 degrees, loads are transmitted predominantly in the axial direction, which increases the axial rigidity of the bearing arrangement. Purely radial loads should be supported by additional radial bearings.

What does the abbreviation ‘SP’ mean in the variant text?

The suffix ‘SP’ denotes a tolerance class with significantly tighter dimensional and runout tolerances than standard versions. This precision class is selected when spindles or shafts need to be guided with minimal runout error and high axial accuracy.

What is the temperature range for which the FAG bearing is designed?

The bearing, made from standard roller bearing steel (100Cr6) with a brass cage, is designed for a temperature range of -30 to +150 degrees. Within these limits, the rings and rolling elements retain their dimensional stability. The lubricant used must be suitable for these operating temperatures.

How is the open bearing lubricated and sealed?

As this is an open design without integrated seals, the surrounding housing structure must be protected against dirt and moisture by means of external seals. Lubrication is carried out on an application-specific basis using grease or oil, tailored to the rotational speeds and operating temperatures of the respective machine.

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Industriestraße 1-3, 91074 Herzogenaurach, Germany
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