QJ328 -N2-MPA Four Point Contact B. by FAG
QJ328 -N2-MPA Four Point Contact B. by FAG

FAG

Four Point Contact B. FAG QJ328 -N2-MPA

Technical data
 
Inner diameter
140 mm
Outer diameter
300 mm
Width
62 mm
Seal
None, open bearing
Cage
Brass cage
Clearance
Normal radial clearance
Running accuracy
Tolerance class P0/PN2 / ABEC 1
Groove(s) on outer ring
2 retaining grooves on outer ring shifted by 180 degrees
Design
Split inner ring
Temperature range
-30 to +200 °C
Weight
23,4 kg
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Four Point Contact B. FAG QJ328 -N2-MPA
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Four Point Contact B. FAG QJ328 -N2-MPA

The FAG QJ328 -N2-MPA four-point bearing accommodates high axial loads in both directions whilst maintaining compact dimensions of 140 × 300 × 62 mm.

The FAG QJ328 -N2-MPA four-point bearing is designed as a special radial angular contact ball bearing to accommodate high axial forces where axial installation space is limited. Fitted with a split inner ring and a solid brass cage, this rolling bearing accommodates axial forces on both sides. With defined key dimensions of 140 mm bore diameter, 300 mm outer diameter and 62 mm width, the unit requires less installation space than two separately paired angular contact ball bearings. The open design without integrated sealing washers allows for direct lubricant supply via the housing system.

What loads does the QJ328 -N2-MPA four-point bearing accommodate?

The bearing is primarily designed for bearing arrangements subject to high axial forces where load directions vary. In many designs, the unit functions purely as an axial guide bearing in combination with a separate radial bearing. The split inner ring enables a high load-carrying capacity to be achieved whilst maintaining stable guidance. The robust brass cage ensures reliable operation even under dynamic loads and vibrations within the permissible temperature range of -30 to +200 degrees.

What is the function of the retaining grooves on the QJ328 -N2-MPA?

The manufacturer-specific suffix ‘N2’ denotes two retaining grooves offset by 180 degrees on one end face of the outer ring. These grooves serve to secure the outer ring against rotation in the housing seat by means of housing-side dowel pins. Such an anti-rotation feature is structurally appropriate when the four-point bearing is installed as a pure axial bearing with a specific amount of radial clearance in the housing. Manufactured to tolerance class P0/PN (ABEC 1) and with standard radial clearance, the bearing can be precisely integrated into existing shaft assemblies.

What distinguishes a four-point bearing from a standard ball bearing?

A four-point bearing has specially designed raceways with a pronounced contact angle. Under axial loading, the balls contact the inner and outer rings at two points; under combined loading, they contact them at up to four points. This design enables axial forces acting in both directions to be accommodated by a single row of balls and saves axial installation space compared with paired angular contact ball bearings.

What are the dimensions of the QJ328 -N2-MPA four-point bearing?

This model has a bore of 140 mm, an outside diameter of 300 mm and a width of 62 mm. The bearing is manufactured to the standard tolerance class P0/PN or ABEC 1. Thanks to its robust design, it is suitable for heavy machine shafts and industrial applications involving high axial loads.

What does the suffix ‘MPA’ mean for this bearing?

The designation MPA refers to a solid brass window cage that is guided on the outer ring. Brass cages offer high mechanical stability and good run-on characteristics. This design is therefore well suited to applications involving high acceleration, vibrations or operation at temperatures of up to +200 degrees.

Why is the inner ring on the QJ328 split?

Due to the split inner ring design, a larger number of rolling elements can be accommodated within the bearing, which increases the axial load-carrying capacity. Furthermore, the split design simplifies assembly, as the inner ring halves and the outer ring can be assembled separately. Both halves of the inner ring must be clamped axially against each other during operation.

What is the purpose of the retaining grooves in the outer ring?

The two retaining grooves in the outer ring (designation N2), which are offset by 180 degrees, accommodate matching retaining pins from the housing. They serve to prevent the outer ring from rotating in its housing seat. This fixing is essential when the bearing is mounted as a pure axial bearing and has radial clearance within the housing.

What is the temperature range for which the four-point bearing is designed?

The open bearing with a brass cage is suitable for a temperature range of -30 to +200 degrees. To ensure safe operation within this range, the lubricant used – such as a suitable industrial oil or grease – must be designed for these thermal conditions. External seals on the housing protect the bearing assembly from the ingress of dirt.

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