634 Deep Groove Ball Bearings by FAG
634 Deep Groove Ball Bearings by FAG

FAG

Deep Groove Ball Bearings FAG 634

Technical data
 
Inner diameter
4 mm
Outer diameter
16 mm
Width
5 mm
Material
Standard bearing steel
Ball rows
Single row bearing
Seal
None, open bearing
Cage
Sheet steel cage
Clearance
Normal radial clearance
Running accuracy
Tolerance class P0/PN2 / ABEC 1
Current insulation
No current insulation
Bore
Cylindrical bore
Outer ring
Without flange/groove
Material of rolling elements
Standard bearing steel
Temperature range
-30 to +120 °C
Weight
0,006 kg
Scale quantity Your discount Unit price
50 5% 2,99 €
100 10% 2,83 €
250 15% 2,67 €
500 20% 2,52 €
3,15 €
exkl. MwSt, zzgl. Versandkosten

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Deep Groove Ball Bearings FAG 634
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Deep Groove Ball Bearings FAG 634

The FAG 634 single-row deep-groove ball bearing, with dimensions of 4x16x5 mm, is suitable for space-saving designs in precision mechanical drives.

The 634 deep-groove ball bearing is a compact miniature roller bearing from the FAG range. The single-row bearing is made from standard 100Cr6 rolling-element steel and accommodates shafts with a diameter of 4 mm, whilst having an outer diameter of 16 mm. Designs with limited installation space benefit from the narrow width of 5 mm. As a universal radial bearing, this design primarily accommodates radial loads, but also absorbs moderate axial forces in both directions.

What is the 634 deep groove ball bearing suitable for in operation?

The 634 deep-groove ball bearing is primarily used where rotational movements are required in very confined spaces. Typical applications include compact shaft mountings or precision mechanical device assemblies. As it is manufactured to tolerance class P0 (standard tolerance or ABEC 1), the miniature bearing runs smoothly and with low vibration. As the outer ring is flangeless, the component can be fitted flush into cylindrical housing bores.

When is the open design with a sheet steel cage appropriate?

The open design without integrated sealing washers allows lubricants to reach the rolling elements directly. This proves advantageous when the bearing is integrated into a sealed, oil-lubricated gearbox housing. The sheet steel cage guides the rolling elements within the specified temperature range of –30 to +120 degrees Celsius. However, for dusty environments, designers should provide external sealing elements to prevent the ingress of dirt particles into the bearing interior.

What are the dimensions of the 634 deep-groove ball bearing?

With an internal diameter of 4 mm, an external diameter of 16 mm and a width of 5 mm, this design is classified as a miniature ball bearing. Thanks to these dimensions, the bearing is particularly suitable for use in compact shaft mountings with limited installation space.

What does the ‘open design’ mean in the case of this roller bearing?

An open design has neither cover plates nor sealing rings at the ends. This allows lubricating oils or greases to reach the balls unhindered, which reduces frictional resistance. Conversely, the bearing requires a clean installation environment or external seals to protect against dirt and moisture.

What is the clearance of the 634 deep-groove ball bearing?

Manufactured with standard radial bearing clearance, this miniature bearing features factory-set clearance between the balls and raceways. This design is intended for standard operating temperatures and typical shaft fits, ensuring that the bearing neither seizes nor exhibits excessive play once fitted.

What is the temperature range for which the ball bearing is designed?

Between -30 and +120 degrees Celsius, both the 100Cr6 roller bearing steel and the sheet steel cage retain their dimensional stability. When selecting a lubricant, users should ensure that it is approved for the specific operating temperature of the bearing location.

What is the tolerance class of the 634 deep-groove ball bearing?

Manufactured to tolerance class P0 or ABEC 1, the miniature bearing offers defined dimensional and concentricity accuracy. This standard tolerance meets the requirements of common industrial drives and precision mechanical designs.

What materials are rings and rolling elements made of?

Standard roller bearing steel (100Cr6) is used as the material for rings and rolling elements. This material is characterised by high strength and wear resistance. When combined with appropriate lubrication, the material helps to ensure smooth operation.

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