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Product range

Deep-groove ball bearings made of stainless steel

Deep-groove ball bearings with a flange

Good to know


  • Bearing clearance classes C2, CN, C3 and C4
  • | Fa - axial load
  • | Noise test by decibels
  • | Noise test by vibration level for deep groove ball bearings
  • | Noise test by vibration level for tapered roller bearings
  • | P - dynamic equivalent load
  • | PN/P0 tolerance class for radial bearings (without tapered roller bearings)
  • M | MB | MA
  • | NR
  • | RS - Seal
  • | Z - dust shield
  • | ZV

Technical information

DD / D - LLB / LB - VV/V

LLB / LB - 2RZ / RZ - UU / U

2RT / 2RS1

Cage designs Mark Comment
Sheet steel J Can be designed as a ribbon cage or riveted cage
Brass sheet Y  
Glass fiber reinforced plastic TV, TN, KU Glass fiber content 25%, (standard), alternatively 30%, 40%
     

Rings

Cage

Seals

 
Xspeed
Xspeed deep-groove ball bearings
Xforce
Xforce deep groove ball bearings
Xtemp deep groove ball bearings

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