An insert ball bearing is a type of rolling bearing designed for easy integration into machinery or equipment. It consists of an inner ring with an extended outer surface that typically has a spherical or cylindrical shape. This inner ring is fitted with a set of balls that enable smooth rotation and load distribution. The outer race of the insert ball bearing is usually provided with a locking mechanism or set screw that allows it to be secured to the shaft. Insert ball bearings are commonly used in applications where ease of installation is crucial. They are often employed in pillow block or flange units, where the bearing is mounted within a housing. This design facilitates simple assembly, making it possible to install the bearing directly at the designated position in a machine. Insert ball bearings find applications in various industries, including agriculture, conveyor systems, and manufacturing, where the need for straightforward integration and reliable performance is paramount.
| Inner Diameter | 45 mm | Bolt Size | M10 |
| Outer Diameter | 90 mm | Seal Type | Seal On Both Sides |
| Width | 51.6 mm | Material | Steel |
| Locking Type | Set Screw | Min Temperature | -20 °C |
| Dynamic Load Rating | 35.1 kN | Max Temperature | +100 °C |
| Static Load Rating | 23.2 kN | Size Standard | Metric System |
| Fatigue Load Limit | 0.98 kN | Mass | 0.9 kg |
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Bearings automatically align to compensate for shaft misalignment, ensuring operational efficiency.
Built to resist dust and contaminants, enhancing durability and reducing the risk of premature wear.
Easy assembly and disassembly for maintenance or replacement, contributing to efficient servicing procedures.
