Ball bearing units (Y-bearing units)
an insert bearing (Y-bearing) which is based on a single row deep groove ball bearing with a sphered (convex) outside surface and an extended inner ring (fig. 1)
a housing, which has a correspondingly sphered but concave bore (fig. 2).
They are ready-to-mount, ready-to-use units and available as:
Ball bearing plummer block units
Ball bearing flanged units
Ball bearing take-up units
The range
Ball bearing plummer block units (fig. 3)
with cast iron housings – table 1
with composite housings – table 2
with pressed steel housings (housings to be ordered separately from the bearings) – table 3
with composite housings for the SKF Food Line – table 4
with stainless steel housings – table 5
Ball bearing flanged units (fig. 4)
with cast iron housings – table 6, table 7 and table 8
with composite housings – table 9 and table 10
with pressed steel housings (housings to be ordered separately from the bearings) – table 11 and table 12
with composite housings for the SKF Food Line – table 13, table 14 and table 15
with stainless steel housings – table 16 and table 17
Ball bearing take-up units (fig. 5 , fig. 6)
with cast iron housings – table 18
with composite housings for the SKF Food Line – table 19
Other variants are possible by ordering the parts separately. Ball bearing units are also available to North American standards and Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS).
WARNING
If ball bearing units are to be used in an application where health, safety, or the environment is at risk, the SKF application engineering service has to be contacted during the design phase.
This is also true for applications with relatively high speeds and where machine downtime can cause significant problems.
Highlights
SKF Food Line ball bearing units
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SKF ball bearing units with composite housings
SKF ball bearings for agricultural applications
