29436  E Axial Spherical Roller B. by SKF
29436  E Axial Spherical Roller B. by SKF

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Axial Spherical Roller B. SKF 29436 E

Technical data
 
Inner diameter
180 mm
Outer diameter
360 mm
Width
109 mm
Material
Standard bearing steel
Cage
Sheet steel cage
Running accuracy
Tolerance class P0/PN2 / ABEC 1
Operating direction
Single direction bearing
Temperature range
-30 to +200 °C
Version
Explorer
Weight
51 kg
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2 184,06 € 3.497,03 €
3 368,11 € 3.312,98 €
3.681,09 €
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Axial Spherical Roller B. SKF 29436 E
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Axial Spherical Roller B. SKF 29436 E

The SKF 29436 E axial self-aligning roller bearing accommodates heavy axial loads with a bore of 180 mm, an outside diameter of 360 mm and a width of 109 mm.

The SKF 29436 E axial self-aligning roller bearing is designed as a single-acting rolling bearing for heavy-duty industrial applications. Thanks to the crowned rollers and the hollow-spherical housing raceway, this bearing design automatically compensates for misalignment and shaft deflection during operation. Manufactured from standard rolling-bearing steel (100Cr6), the raceways offer high wear resistance. Furthermore, the SKF Explorer performance class design enables effective load transmission whilst simultaneously accommodating superimposed radial forces.

What is the 29436 E axial self-aligning roller bearing suitable for in mechanical engineering?

This bearing type is primarily used when very high axial forces in one direction need to be accommodated. As the design compensates for angular misalignment between the shaft and housing, it counteracts harmful edge pressures on the rolling elements. In addition to the dominant axial forces, the roller bearing also accommodates simultaneously occurring radial loads, which simplifies the design of the entire bearing arrangement.

What are the key considerations for the single-direction Explorer design?

During installation, the single-direction design requires a defined orientation of the load direction, as it accommodates axial forces in only one direction. The bearing components can be fitted separately, which facilitates handling with a shaft diameter of 180 mm. Fitted with a sheet steel cage and specified to standard tolerance (P0/PN or ABEC 1), the bearing operates within a temperature range of -30 to +200 degrees Celsius. A constant minimum axial load during operation helps to prevent slippage between the rollers and raceways.

What are the dimensions of the 29436 E axial self-aligning roller bearing?

The bearing has a bore of 180 mm, an outside diameter of 360 mm and a height of 109 mm. These standardised key dimensions enable it to be fitted precisely onto heavy-duty industrial shafts and into appropriately sized housings.

What are the distinctive features of the axial-spherical roller bearing design?

Axial-thrust roller bearings can withstand very high axial loads whilst also accommodating radial forces. The angularly adjustable design compensates for misalignment or shaft deflection, ensuring that stresses are distributed evenly across the contact surfaces.

What is the operating temperature range of the SKF 29436 E?

This roller bearing is specified for use within a temperature range of -30 to +200 degrees Celsius. The integrated sheet steel cage and the 100Cr6 material retain their mechanical strength within this temperature range, provided that a lubricant suitable for the temperature is used.

What does the term ‘single-acting’ mean?

‘Single-acting’ means that, due to its design, the bearing can only absorb axial forces in one direction. If alternating longitudinal forces act on the bearing during operation, you must position a second bearing in a mirror-image configuration or provide a combined bearing arrangement.

What is the tolerance class of the 29436 E axial self-aligning roller bearing?

The bearing complies with tolerance class P0 or PN, which corresponds to the international ABEC 1 classification. This standard tolerance fully meets the usual accuracy requirements of general and heavy-duty mechanical engineering.

Why is a minimum axial load important for axial-thrust roller bearings?

To ensure that the spherical rollers roll smoothly during operation and do not slide across the raceway, a continuous axial force is required. If this preload is lacking, slippage may occur, leading to increased wear and premature surface damage.

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