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| 3 | 103,38 € | 930,37 € |
The SKF 6330 M/C3 deep groove ball bearing, measuring 150x320x65 mm, with a brass cage and C3 clearance, offers reliable running characteristics under thermal loads.
The 6330 M/C3 deep groove ball bearing is a single-row radial ball bearing from SKF for heavy-duty machinery applications. With a bore of 150 mm, an outside diameter of 320 mm and a width of 65 mm, this rolling bearing primarily accommodates radial loads. The bearing is made from standard rolling-element bearing steel (100Cr6) and operates within a temperature range of -20 to +150 degrees. Thanks to its open design without sealing rings, this bearing is suitable for applications where direct oil lubrication or circulation is provided.
This bearing is suitable for robust bearing arrangements subject to high radial forces and a continuous supply of lubricant. Thanks to its open design without an integrated seal, the bearing can be fitted directly into lubricated housings in which lubricants circulate unimpeded. The solid outer ring, without a flange or ring groove, allows for direct installation in cylindrical housing bores to tolerance class P0/PN or ABEC 1. Designers often use this design where axial guiding forces occur alongside predominant radial loads.
The integrated brass cage is characterised by high mechanical strength and withstands severe vibrations or shock loads. In conjunction with the slightly increased radial clearance (C3), the bearing compensates for operational thermal expansion of the shafts and rings. This reduces the risk of internal stress within the bearing should temperature differences arise between the inner and outer rings. During design, it is important to ensure that the environmental seal is mounted separately within the housing to prevent contaminants from entering the open raceways.
The suffix ‘M’ denotes a solid brass cage which guides the rolling elements and is resistant to mechanical vibrations. The designation C3 indicates a slightly increased radial clearance. In its unloaded initial state, this design offers greater clearance between the balls and raceways, enabling the bearing to compensate for thermal expansion during operation.
This single-row deep-groove ball bearing has an inner diameter of 150 mm, an outer diameter of 320 mm and a width of 65 mm. Both rings and the rolling elements are made from 100Cr6 standard bearing steel. The outer ring is cylindrical in design and has neither a flange nor a ring groove.
As this is an open bearing without integrated sealing washers, its operation requires an external housing seal as well as a continuous supply of lubricant, either oil or grease. Lubricants can reach the rolling elements directly and carry away contaminants. The housing seal must effectively keep out dirt and moisture from the outside.
The SKF 6330 M/C3 deep groove ball bearing is specified for an operating temperature range of -20 to +150 degrees. The roller bearing steel and brass cage are designed to maintain dimensional stability within these limits. When selecting the bearing, bear in mind that the chosen lubricant must also be suitable for the operating temperatures encountered.
The dimensional and running accuracy of this roller bearing complies with the standard tolerance classes P0 and PN in accordance with ISO, as well as ABEC 1. This standard tolerance is sufficient for the majority of industrial machinery applications. Fit seats on the shaft and housing should be designed to match this tolerance class in order to ensure uniform concentricity.
As a radial deep-groove ball bearing, this design primarily accommodates radial forces perpendicular to the shaft axis. Owing to the deep raceways in the inner and outer rings, the bearing can also transmit moderate axial forces in both directions. However, for purely or predominantly axial loads, it is advisable to consider specialised axial bearings.
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