FAG
| Scale quantity | Your discount | Unit price |
|---|---|---|
| 15 | 3,02 € | 57,34 € |
| 30 | 6,05 € | 54,31 € |
The FAG 33011 tapered roller bearing, measuring 55 × 90 × 27 mm, accommodates combined radial and axial loads.
The 33011 tapered roller bearing is a single-row roller bearing in a standard design that accommodates high radial forces as well as unidirectional axial forces. Thanks to the tapered geometry of the rollers and raceways, the rolling elements run precisely and with minimal slippage. This complete bearing is supplied ready for installation as an inner and outer ring. Industrial users and workshops rely on this branded bearing from FAG when rigid shaft guidance is required under combined loads.
Typical applications include mechanical engineering, industrial gearboxes and wheel and axle bearings subject to high impact and continuous loads. As single-row tapered roller bearings can only accommodate axial forces in one direction, they are usually fitted in pairs, facing each other. The 33011 tapered roller bearing is designed for a temperature range of -30 to +120 degrees. It offers high rigidity wherever guidance and load-carrying capacity are required in continuous operation.
Manufacture to tolerance class P0/PN or ABEC 1 meets the standard industrial requirement for general precision in mechanical engineering. The component is not self-retaining: you can fit the outer ring separately from the inner ring with the roller set, which facilitates housing fit. A sturdy sheet steel cage guides the tapered rolling elements evenly. When installing, adjust the required bearing clearance or preload directly opposite the second bearing in the arrangement.
The bearing has an inner diameter of 55 mm, an outer diameter of 90 mm and a total width of 27 mm. These metric dimensions precisely define the installation space required on the shaft and in the housing bore.
The tapered rollers and inclined raceways transmit forces at an angle to the axis of rotation. This enables the bearing to accommodate both radial loads and high unilateral axial forces simultaneously. To accommodate axial forces acting in both directions, a second, mirror-image bearing is always required in the system.
Yes, the outer ring can be completely separated from the inner ring and the roller cage. This ability to dismantle the bearing simplifies assembly and disassembly, as you can press the bearing rings into the housing and onto the shaft one after the other.
The permissible operating range is between -30 and +120 degrees. Within this temperature range, the bearing rings, rolling elements and the integrated sheet steel cage retain their mechanical strength and dimensional stability in industrial applications.
In this standard version, a robust sheet steel cage guides the tapered rollers. It maintains a uniform spacing between the rollers, prevents them from coming into contact with one another and absorbs typical shock and vibration loads.
P0 (according to ISO or DIN) and ABEC 1 (according to ANSI/ABMA) denote the standard tolerance for dimensional and running surface accuracy in rolling bearings. This is the tried-and-tested standard for the vast majority of common drives and industrial systems.
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