FAG 7318-B-XL-MP Angular Contact- Open Type 90mm I.D, 190mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
312-676
Mfr. Part No.:
7318-B-XL-MP
Brand:
FAG
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Brand

FAG

Inside Diameter

90mm

Outside Diameter

190mm

Race Width

43mm

Ball Bearing Type

Angular Contact

Sealing Arrangement

Open Type

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
DE
The FAG Angular Contact Ball Bearing is designed for superior performance and reliability in various demanding applications. Featuring a solid brass cage and an optimal tolerance class, it ensures a robust operation even under exceptional loads. The product excels in its dimensional stability, capable of withstanding elevated temperatures without compromising its structural integrity. Its design prioritises ease of installation and maintenance, making it an ideal choice for professionals seeking durability and efficiency.

Optimised for radial loads which ensuring dependable operation
Facilitates efficient lubrication even in unsealed configurations
Meets stringent operational demands across various applications
Designed for ease of installation with precise alignment capabilities
Offers excellent performance at limiting speeds for increased efficiency
Minimises friction contributing to lower energy consumption in machinery

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