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| Scale quantity | Your discount | Unit price |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 6,63 € | 125,95 € |
| 20 | 13,25 € | 119,33 € |
The SKF 52212 double-acting axial deep groove ball bearing (50x95x46 mm) accommodates axial forces in both directions.
The 52212 axial deep-groove ball bearing is a double-acting rolling bearing designed for applications involving purely axial loads. The design comprises a shaft ring with a 50 mm bore, two housing rings with an outer diameter of 95 mm, and two separate ball rings. The sheet steel cage guides the rolling elements across a total width of 46 mm. Manufactured from standard rolling-bearing steel 100Cr6, the bearing is suitable for a temperature range of -30 to +150 degrees.
This rolling bearing is designed to accommodate axial forces acting alternately from both directions on the shaft. As it is designed as a double-acting bearing, it supports the shaft axially on both sides. Typical applications are found in bearing arrangements subject to purely axial loads. By design, this type of bearing cannot accommodate radial forces; therefore, the bearing should always be combined with a separate radial guide.
The 52212 axial deep-groove ball bearing is designed without spherical washers and is not angle-adjustable. The contact surfaces in the housing and on the shaft must be machined exactly at right angles to the axis of rotation. Misalignment or skewing leads to uneven load distribution in the case of rigid washers. This version complies with standard tolerance class P0/PN (ABEC 1), which enables a defined fit accuracy for shaft and housing assembly in industrial mechanical engineering.
The bearing has an inside diameter of 50 mm at the shaft flange, an outside diameter of 95 mm at the housing flanges and a total depth of 46 mm. These key dimensions determine the installation space required in your design.
A double-acting axial bearing has two sets of ball races, as well as a common shaft ring and two housing rings. It therefore supports axial forces in both directions and guides the mounted shaft axially in both directions.
No, axial deep-groove ball bearings are designed exclusively to accommodate axial forces. If additional radial forces are present at the bearing location, you must fit a separate radial bearing on the shaft to accommodate these transverse forces.
The bearing, made from standard roller bearing steel (100Cr6) with a sheet steel cage, is designed for a temperature range of -30 to +150 degrees. The actual operating limit is also determined by the temperature resistance of the selected lubricant.
No, this model is not angle-adjustable, as it is designed with flat washers and without spherical washers. Ensure that the connecting parts rest on a flat, perpendicular surface to prevent the components from tilting.
Tolerance class P0 (equivalent to PN and ABEC 1) defines the standard dimensional and running accuracy for rolling bearings in general mechanical engineering. It specifies standardised limit dimensions for the bore, outer diameter and radial runout.
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