Needle-roller bearings (one-piece) | Findling Wälzlager

Needle-roller bearings (one-piece)

One-piece needle-roller bearings are distinguished from open-ended drawn cup needle roller bearings by their machined outer ring made of roller bearing steel. As a result, these products do not require rigid support in the outer ring, and the housing can be manufactured from aluminum, steel or cast materials.

Product range

SeriesDescriptionavailable in ABEG® performance classes
NK, NKS
NKI, NKIS, NA-48, NA-69
 

needle-roller bearing with lip and no inner ring
needle-roller bearing with lip and inner ring

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RNA-49..-RS
NA-49...-RS		needle-roller bearing with lip and no inner ring
needle-roller bearing with lip and inner ring
sealed on one side		nullnullnull 
RNA-69..-ZW
NA-69...-ZW		double-row needle-roller bearing with lip and no inner ring
double-row needle-roller bearing with lip and inner ring		nullnullnull 
RNAO
NAO		needle-roller bearing with no lip and no inner ring
needle-roller bearing with no lip and with inner ring		nullnullnull 
RNAO-...-ZW
NAO-...-ZW

double-row needle-roller bearing with no lip and no inner ring
double-row needle-roller bearing with no lip and with an inner ring

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Needle-roller bearings (one-piece)
with inner ring

One-piece needle-roller bearings with an inner ring consist of a needle roller and cage assembly, a machined outer ring, and a removable inner ring.

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