51228 -P5 Axial Deep Groove Ball B. by FAG
51228 -P5 Axial Deep Groove Ball B. by FAG

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Axial Deep Groove Ball B. FAG 51228 -P5

Technical data
 
Inner diameter
140 mm
Outer diameter
200 mm
Width
46 mm
Material
Standard bearing steel
Cage
Sheet steel cage
Running accuracy
Tolerance class P5 / ABEC 5
Product range
Axial deep groove ball bearing
Operating direction
Single direction bearing
Angular adjustment
Non-angle adjustable
Temperature range
-30 to +150 °C
Weight
4,158 kg
Scale quantity Your discount Unit price
2 21,73 € 412,75 €
5 43,45 € 391,03 €
434,48 €
inkl. MwSt, zzgl. Versandkosten

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Axial Deep Groove Ball B. FAG 51228 -P5
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Axial Deep Groove Ball B. FAG 51228 -P5

The FAG 51228 -P5 axial deep-groove ball bearing reliably accommodates high unilateral axial forces whilst offering enhanced running accuracy, with dimensions of 140 × 200 × 46 mm.

The 51228 -P5 axial deep-groove ball bearing from FAG Rolling Bearings is designed as a single-direction bearing for supporting purely axial loads. With an inner diameter of 140 mm, an outer diameter of 200 mm and a height of 46 mm, this component precisely supports shafts in an axial direction. Its manufacture from standard rolling-bearing steel (100Cr6) and its design to the higher tolerance class P5 contribute to the precise guidance of rotating machine parts in continuous industrial operation.

What is the 51228 -P5 axial deep groove ball bearing suitable for?

This rolling bearing is used wherever heavy axial forces need to be absorbed in a defined direction and radial forces are supported separately. Typical applications include general gearbox and mechanical engineering, as well as vertical shaft mountings subject to purely axial loads. Thanks to its robust sheet steel cage and its operating temperature range of –30 to +150 degrees, the bearing operates reliably in both cold and thermally demanding industrial environments.

What are the advantages of tolerance class P5 when fitting bearings?

The P5 tolerance class specification, also known as ABEC 5, offers tighter manufacturing tolerances in terms of dimensional and running accuracy compared to the standard specification. This reduces unwanted axial runout of the shaft and housing discs and promotes smooth concentricity at higher rotational speeds. Please note during design that the 51228 -P5 bearing is not angularly adjustable. The mounting surfaces on the housing must be aligned at right angles to the shaft axis, as misalignment cannot be compensated for.

What are the dimensions of the 51228 -P5 axial deep-groove ball bearing?

The bearing has a bore of 140 mm, an outer diameter of 200 mm and a width or overall height of 46 mm. It is a single-acting model comprising a shaft washer, a housing washer and the ball cage fitted between them.

What characterises tolerance class P5 or ABEC 5?

According to international standards, the P5 designation corresponds to ABEC Class 5 and indicates enhanced dimensional and concentricity accuracy. Compared with standard bearings, the tolerances for thickness variation and radial run-out are tighter, which contributes to the precise axial guidance of rotating shafts.

Can the 51228 -P5 axial deep-groove ball bearing also accommodate radial forces?

No, axial deep-groove ball bearings of this design are intended solely for axial loads in a single direction. The ball bearing cannot accommodate radial forces. If combined loads occur in your application, the radial forces must be supported by a separate radial bearing on the shaft.

What is the permissible temperature range for this model?

Thanks to being manufactured from standard 100Cr6 rolling bearing steel and fitted with a sheet steel cage, the permissible operating temperature ranges from -30 to +150 degrees. To ensure safe operation at extreme temperatures, the selected lubricant – whether grease or oil – must be suitable for the same temperature range.

How are angular misalignments dealt with in the 51228 axial deep-groove ball bearing?

Due to its design, the 51228-P5 model cannot be adjusted for angle and is supplied without a washer. The mounting surfaces in the bearing housing and on the shaft shoulder must be machined to be perfectly flat and at right angles to the axis. Misalignment leads to uneven load distribution across the ball rows and shortens the service life.

What material is the bearing cage made of?

In this design, the rolling elements are guided by a sheet steel cage. The material ensures that the balls are kept well separated whilst maintaining a low weight. Sheet steel cages are suitable for standard operation with common mineral oil- or synthetic-based rolling bearing greases and industrial oils.

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Industriestraße 1-3, 91074 Herzogenaurach, Germany
info.de@schaeffler.com, https://www.schaeffler.de/de/meta/impressum/

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