29426  E Axial Spherical Roller B. by SKF
29426  E Axial Spherical Roller B. by SKF

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Axial Spherical Roller B. SKF 29426 E

Technical data
 
Inner diameter
130 mm
Outer diameter
270 mm
Width
85 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
22 kg
Scale quantity Your discount Unit price
2 65,27 € 1.240,05 €
3 130,54 € 1.174,78 €
1.305,32 €
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Axial Spherical Roller B. SKF 29426 E
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Axial Spherical Roller B. SKF 29426 E

The SKF 29426 E axial self-aligning roller bearing accommodates high unilateral axial forces with a 130 mm bore, 270 mm outer diameter and 85 mm width.

The SKF 29426 E axial self-aligning roller bearing is designed for demanding industrial applications where heavy axial loads act parallel to the shaft. Manufactured from standard roller bearing steel (100Cr6) in the Explorer design, this bearing is characterised by high load-carrying capacity and dimensional stability. The angularly adjustable design automatically compensates for misalignment and shaft deflection during operation. This ensures that the pressure is distributed evenly across the crowned rollers, thereby reducing friction and minimising wear.

What loads can the 29426 E axial self-aligning roller bearing accommodate?

This bearing design accommodates high axial thrust forces whilst also being capable of transmitting accompanying radial forces. Typical applications include heavy-duty mechanical engineering and industrial gearboxes subject to high loads. As the design compensates for angular misalignment between the shaft and housing, operation remains stable even when shaft deflection occurs. The component acts on one side only and transmits axial forces in a specified direction.

What conditions apply to the operation of the single-acting design?

The defined load direction is crucial during design, as single-acting axial bearings only accommodate forces in one axial direction. A minimum axial load during operation ensures that the roller set rolls smoothly on the raceways without slippage. The sheet steel cage guides the rolling elements in an orderly manner and is suitable for operating temperatures ranging from -30 to +200 degrees. With tolerance class P0/PN (ABEC 1), this design complies with the standard fits for cylindrical bearing seats.

What are the dimensions of the 29426 E axial self-aligning roller bearing?

This bearing has a bore of 130 mm (internal diameter), an external diameter of 270 mm and a total width of 85 mm. These dimensions comply with the standardised main dimensions for axial bearings and allow for installation on standard shafts with a cylindrical bearing seat.

What does the term ‘single-acting’ mean?

‘Single-acting’ means that the bearing can only absorb axial forces in a specific direction. If varying axial loads occur during operation, a second bearing must be fitted on the opposite side to absorb the load in the opposite direction.

What temperature range is the bearing suitable for?

The permissible operating range is between -30 and +200 degrees Celsius. Both the 100Cr6 roller bearing steel and the robust sheet steel cage can withstand these temperatures without any issues. When planning, please note that the lubricant used must also be approved for the relevant operating temperature.

What is the purpose of the sheet steel cage?

The sheet steel cage maintains a uniform distance between the barrel-shaped rollers and guides them precisely into the load zone. It is characterised by high strength combined with low weight and is suitable for all standard industrial oils and greases across the entire nominal temperature range.

What is the bearing’s tolerance class?

The bearing complies with tolerance class P0 or PN, which corresponds to the international ABEC 1 classification. This is the standard accuracy class in general mechanical engineering, which is entirely sufficient in terms of dimensions and function for most industrial applications that do not have special requirements for extreme concentricity.

How does the axial-thrust roller bearing compensate for misalignment?

The housing disc has a spherical, hollow raceway in which the set of rolling elements can move freely together with the shaft disc. This dynamically compensates for any misalignment of the shaft relative to the bearing housing without causing impermissible edge stresses or excessive wear on the rollers.

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