FAG 3310-BD-XL-TVH Angular Contact- Open Type 50mm I.D, 110mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
312-492
Mfr. Part No.:
3310-BD-XL-TVH
Brand:
FAG
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Brand

FAG

Inside Diameter

50mm

Outside Diameter

110mm

Race Width

44.4mm

Ball Bearing Type

Angular Contact

Sealing Arrangement

Open Type

COO (Country of Origin):
SK
The FAG Angular Contact Ball Bearing exemplifies precision engineering and high performance. Designed with a double row configuration and crafted from premium materials, it ensures reliable operation in various demanding applications. The unique X life design characteristic enhances service life, reducing maintenance needs and lowering operational costs. Its advanced plastic cage made of glass fibber reinforced polyamide not only contributes to its durability but also optimises weight, making it an ideal choice for industries requiring lightweight yet robust components.

Lightweight construction aids in performance efficiency
Glass fibber reinforced plastic cage promotes durability
Optimised axial and radial load ratings for versatile applications
Minimal maintenance requirements reduce operational downtime
Designed to operate effectively at a broad temperature range

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