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| K || Cage with roller elements | |||
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| L || Removable bearing ring | |||
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| R || Ring with roller set | |||
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| S || Roll body of stainless steel | |||
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| W || Stainless steel deep groove ball bearing | |||
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| H,LM || Tapered Roller Bearings-Inch | |||
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| HJ,IR || Needle Roller Bearings-Inchstvle | |||
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| K || Needle Roller Bearings-Metric | |||
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| N, NJ, NU,NUP || Cvlindrical Roller Bearings-Metric | |||
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| NA,NAO || Needle Roller Bearings with Inner Rings-Metric | |||
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| NK,RNA || Needle Roller Bearings without Inner Rinos-Metric | |||
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| NN || Super Precision Cylindrical Roller Bearings | |||
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=Additional designation examples= | =Additional designation examples= | ||
Here are some examples what bearing designations can look like. (What the codes mean is shown under section Code tables below. | Here are some examples what bearing designations can look like. (What the codes mean is shown under section Code tables below. | ||
6305ZZ | 6305ZZ |
Revision as of 11:54, 7 May 2021
To identify a bearing, it’s assigned a standardized code referred to as a designation. The designation is made up of one to three parts;
- Prefix
- Basic designation
- Suffix
Prefixes and suffixes, which provide additional information to the designation, are not always included.
The meaning of the numbers and letters that can be included in a designation is listed in the section Code tables below.
Basic designation
A basic designation contains 3-5 digits that always represent these three pieces of information:
- Bearing type,
- Bearing series, and
- Bore size (inner diameter).
Note: the Bearing type and Bearing series put together is called Bearing series.
Let’s take the following three designations as examples
- 626 (3 digit designation)
- 6305 (4 digit designation)
- 62103 (5 digit designation)
626
- The first digit always tells us the Bearing type (6 = Single row deep ball groove bearing.)
- The second digit (2) tells us the Dimension series (2 = Light).
- In a three digit designation, the third digit (6) tells us the Bore size in mm. So in this case, the Bore diameter is 6 mm.
6305
- Again, the first digit tells us the Bearing Type (6 = Single row deep ball groove bearing.)
- The second digit (3) tells us the Bearing series (3 = Medium.)
- The third and fourth digit (05) tells us the Bore size (05 = 25 mm.)
62103
- First digit for Bearing type as always.
- The second and third digit tells us the Dimension series where
- the second digit (2) is the width code and
- the third digit (1) is the diameter series
- The fourth and fifth digits (03) tells us the bearing Bore size (03 = 17 mm.)
Prefixes and suffixes
A bearing code can also be made longer to include additional information such as;
- Shield code
- Contact angle code
- Matched pair or stack code
- Internal design code
- External configuration code
- Bearing ring shape code
- Internal clearance code
- Tolerance class code
Code tables
Prefix codes
Prefix Code | Meaning |
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K | Cage with roller elements |
L | Removable bearing ring |
R | Ring with roller set |
S | Roll body of stainless steel |
W | Stainless steel deep groove ball bearing |
H,LM | Tapered Roller Bearings-Inch |
HJ,IR | Needle Roller Bearings-Inchstvle |
K | Needle Roller Bearings-Metric |
N, NJ, NU,NUP | Cvlindrical Roller Bearings-Metric |
NA,NAO | Needle Roller Bearings with Inner Rings-Metric |
NK,RNA | Needle Roller Bearings without Inner Rinos-Metric |
NN | Super Precision Cylindrical Roller Bearings |
Additional designation examples
Here are some examples what bearing designations can look like. (What the codes mean is shown under section Code tables below. 6305ZZ