Cylindrical roller bearings are essential components used in various industrial applications to support radial loads and high rotational speeds. It consists of an inner ring, an outer ring, cylindrical rollers, and a cage. The inner and outer rings have raceways, and the cylindrical rollers are arranged between these raceways. The cage keeps the rollers evenly spaced and prevents them from coming into direct contact with each other. Cylindrical roller bearings can carry high radial loads due to their line contact between rollers and raceways. However, they have limited axial load-carrying capacity.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Inner Diameter | 90 mm | Number of Rows | Single Row | |
| Outer Diameter | 190 mm | Cage Material | Brass | |
| Width | 64 mm | Seal Type | None On Both Sides | |
| Dynamic Load Rating | 500 kN | Clearance | CN | |
| Static Load Rating | 540 kN | Precision | Grade 0 | |
| Fatigue Load Limit | 65.5 kN | Min Temperature | -40 °C | |
| Reference Speed | 3 800 rpm | Max Temperature | +120 °C | |
| Limiting Speed | 4 500 rpm | Size Standard | Metric System | |
| Rolling Element | Roller | Mass | 9.47 kg |
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
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Detachable components allow for easy maintenance and replacement.
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Able to handle heavy radial loads, suitable for applications with significant load demands.
- Axial displacement capability minimizes wear and extends the operational life of the bearing.
US 16866 
GB 12940 
CA 10104 
AU 7866 
IE 2483 
IN 1470 
NZ 1249 
BR 1194 
