Spindle bearings
Spindle bearings are single-row angular contact ball bearings that consist of one-piece outer and inner rings and ball-cage assemblies having one-piece window cages. They are not demountable. The bearings are available in open and sealed versions. Spindle bearings have restricted tolerances for abutment dimensions and radial runout accuracy. They are particularly suitable for bearings with the highest requirements regarding guide accuracy and suitability for high speeds. They have proven their worth when it comes to carrying spindles in machine tools.
Product range
Series | Description | available in ABEG® performance classes | |||
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B718 - B719 - B70 - B72 - B73 | in various contact angles
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B70...-2RS - B719...-2RS - B72...-2RS | with non-contact seal
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HCB719 - HCB70 - HCB72 | with ceramic balls
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HCB719..-2RS - HCB70..-2RS - HCB72..-2RS | with ceramic balls, with non-contact seal
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High-speed spindle bearings
Series | Description | available in ABEG® performance classes | |||
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HS719 - HS70 | High-speed spindle bearings (smaller balls)
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HSS719 - HSS70 | High-speed spindle bearings, sealed (smaller balls)
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HC719 - HC70 | High-speed spindle bearing, with ceramic balls, 25° contact angle (smaller balls) | ||||
HCS719 - HCS70 | High-speed spindle bearing, sealed, with ceramic balls, 25° contact angle (smaller balls) |
- Fa - axial load
- | P - dynamic equivalent load
- | PN/P0 tolerance class for radial bearings (without tapered roller bearings)