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Angular-contact ball bearings

-- Plant Engineering, 12/21/2007 1:32:00 AM

Single-row, angular-contact ball bearings feature high radial and axial load capacities, high speed capabilities, and a steep contact angle of 40 degrees to meet performance requirements in centrifugal pumps. The bearings are engineered for universal mounting in multiple arrangements, including face-to-face, back-to-back, and tandem. Raceways in the inner and outer rings can accommodate combined (simultaneously acting) radial and axial loads and provide high thrust load capability, low-friction losses, and reduced edge stresses for increased power density, load rating, and safety. 

SKF USA Inc.

www.skfusa.com

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