30303 Tapered Roller Bearings by SKF
30303 Tapered Roller Bearings by SKF

SKF

Tapered Roller Bearings SKF 30303

Technical data
 
Inner diameter
17 mm
Outer diameter
47 mm
Width
15,25 mm
Roller rows
Single row bearing
Cage
Sheet steel cage
Running accuracy
Tolerance class P0/PN2 / ABEC 1
Product range
Complete tapered roller bearing
Arrangement
Standard version
Temperature range
-30 to +120 °C
Version
Explorer
Weight
0,13 kg
Scale quantity Your discount Unit price
10 0,84 € 15,97 €
25 1,68 € 15,13 €
50 2,52 € 14,29 €
16,81 €
inkl. MwSt, zzgl. Versandkosten

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Tapered Roller Bearings SKF 30303
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Tapered Roller Bearings SKF 30303

The SKF 30303 tapered roller bearing accommodates combined radial and axial loads and features compact installation dimensions of 17 × 47 × 15.25 mm.

The 30303 tapered roller bearing is a single-row roller bearing in standard design, manufactured to SKF Explorer quality. The design comprises an inner ring with a set of rollers and a flangeless outer ring. Both components can be fitted separately, which facilitates installation in machine structures. Designed for demanding industrial applications, the bearing accurately transmits radial and axial forces in one direction. With a tolerance class of P0/PN or ABEC 1, this roller bearing reliably meets the typical requirements of general mechanical engineering.

In which application areas is the 30303 tapered roller bearing used?

It is primarily fitted where shafts are subjected simultaneously to transverse forces and unidirectional axial forces. Typical applications include gearbox shafts, axle bearings and guide rollers. As single-row tapered roller bearings can, by design, only accommodate axial forces in one direction, in practice they are usually fitted in pairs in an X or O configuration. In this way, a second bearing is positioned in a mirror image to absorb forces in both directions.

What features do the sheet steel cage and Explorer design offer?

The integrated sheet steel cage guides the tapered rollers precisely along the raceway of the inner ring and prevents direct contact between the rolling elements. The component covers a permissible temperature range of -30 to +120 degrees, making it suitable for operating environments with varying temperatures. In SKF’s Explorer design, the bearing features an optimised surface finish on the rollers and raceways, which aids the formation of a lubricating film and reduces friction.

What are the dimensions of the 30303 tapered roller bearing?

With a bore of 17 mm, an outside diameter of 47 mm and a total width of 15.25 mm, the bearing has standardised metric key dimensions. These dimensions enable it to be used as a direct replacement in existing gearboxes, guides or assemblies.

What does the tolerance class P0/PN or ABEC 1 mean?

This designation refers to the standard tolerance class in mechanical engineering in accordance with current rolling bearing standards. P0 denotes the standard dimensional and running accuracy in accordance with ISO specifications, whilst ABEC 1 corresponds to the equivalent US classification. The 30303 tapered roller bearing therefore meets all standard industrial requirements for concentricity and dimensional accuracy.

What is the operating temperature range for the bearing?

The permissible operating range is from -30 to +120 degrees. Within this temperature range, the bearing rings, the sheet steel cage and the rollers retain their dimensional stability. To ensure safe operation, the lubricant used should also be approved for the relevant operating temperature.

Can the 30303 tapered roller bearing be dismantled?

Yes, the outer ring can be completely separated from the inner ring and the roller cage. This feature simplifies both installation and maintenance, as the inner and outer rings can be fitted separately onto the shaft and into the housing bore respectively. The bearing components are only brought together during assembly.

What loads can the single-row tapered roller bearing support?

The tapered roller bearing transmits high radial loads as well as axial forces from one direction. The tapered geometry directs axial forces obliquely across the raceways. To support axial loads in both directions, the bearing is usually mounted in a paired arrangement with a second tapered roller bearing.

What are the key features of the SKF Explorer version?

Bearings in the Explorer version feature improved internal geometries and optimised contact surfaces between the roller end faces and the guide flange. This design promotes the formation of a lubricating film, reduces friction during operation and contributes to a long service life for the bearing assembly.

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