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| Scale quantity | Your discount | Unit price |
|---|---|---|
| 25 | 2,89 € | 55,05 € |
| 35 | 5,80 € | 52,14 € |
The SKF 6312-2Z deep groove ball bearing, measuring 60x130x31 mm, features sheet metal shields on both sides to protect against dirt particles whilst ensuring low-friction operation.
The 6312-2Z deep-groove ball bearing is a single-row radial ball bearing made from standard rolling-element bearing steel (100Cr6) with a bore of 60 mm, an outer diameter of 130 mm and a width of 31 mm. The manufacturer, SKF, produces this model in the Explorer version with standard radial clearance. The design is primarily intended for the transmission of radial forces, whilst the deep raceway in the inner and outer rings additionally accommodates axial loads in both directions. A robust sheet steel cage guides the rolling elements precisely at operating temperatures ranging from –20 to +120 degrees Celsius.
This single-row deep-groove ball bearing is suitable for rotating shafts in mechanical engineering applications where radial forces predominate. Designers use the version without a flange or groove on the outer ring for cylindrical housing bores with precise bearing seats. As the bearing can accommodate axial forces in both directions, it can be used either as a fixed bearing or a floating bearing on the shaft. The permissible temperature range is from -20 to +120 degrees Celsius.
The suffix ‘-2Z’ denotes cover plates mounted on both sides, made from profiled sheet steel. Unlike abiding seals, these gap seals do not come into direct contact with the inner ring. This prevents any additional friction, enabling high speeds with minimal heat generation. The covers keep coarse dust and foreign particles out of the bearing interior and help the lubricant to remain on the rolling elements.
With an internal diameter of 60 mm, an external diameter of 130 mm and a width of 31 mm, this roller bearing has standardised dimensions. The component features a cylindrical outer ring without a flange or circumferential groove and is suitable for matching housing bores.
The abbreviation -2Z refers to cover plates made of sheet steel fitted on both sides, often also referred to as ZZ. These shields form a non-contact gap seal with the inner ring. They protect the interior from coarse contaminants and retain the lubricant within the bearing without reducing the limiting speed due to friction.
The standard bearing clearance refers to the manufacturing-related radial clearance between the rolling elements and raceways when the bearing is unmounted. It ensures that, after the bearing has been pressed onto the shaft with standard fits and under normal operating temperatures between -20 and +120 degrees, it rotates smoothly without binding.
As a radial deep-groove ball bearing, this design primarily absorbs radial forces perpendicular to the shaft axis. Owing to the deep grooves in the inner and outer rings, the rows of balls simultaneously transmit moderate axial loads in both directions, enabling flexible bearing arrangements on cylindrical shafts.
Inside the bearing, a sturdy sheet-steel cage keeps the balls at a uniform distance apart. This type of cage is characterised by its low weight combined with solid mechanical strength. It withstands normal vibrations and is suitable for the entire temperature range from -20 to +120 degrees Celsius.
The component is manufactured to tolerance class P0, which corresponds to standard tolerance and ABEC 1 classification. This accuracy class defines permissible deviations for bore, external and width dimensions, as well as concentricity. It meets the standard requirements of general mechanical engineering.
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