SKF 3307 ATN9 2 Row Ball Bearing - 35 mm ID, 80 mm OD 34.9 mm Race Width

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RS Stock No.:
505-603
Mfr. Part No.:
3307 ATN9
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SKF
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Brand

SKF

Product Type

Ball Bearing

Inside Diameter

35mm

Outside Diameter

80mm

Race Width

34.9mm

Cage Material

Non-Metallic

Ball Material

Steel

End Type

Open

Number of Rows

2

Contact Angle

30°

Static Load Rating

38kN

Internal Clearance

CN

Dynamic Load Rating

54kN

Series

3307

Standards/Approvals

No

Bore Type

Parallel

Limiting Speed

8500rpm

Race Type

Plain

Bearing Type

Double Row Angular Contact Ball

RoHS Status: Exempt

SKF 3307 Series Angular Contact Ball Bearing, 35mm Inside Diameter, 80mm Outside Diameter - 3307 ATN9


This angular contact ball bearing supports radial and axial loads in combined-loading applications within automation, electrical and mechanical systems. It is a double-row configuration designed for installations requiring parallel bores and open-end access, offering a balance of rotational performance and load capacity for medium-duty machinery.

Features and Benefits:


• 54 kN dynamic load capacity for sustained operational stress relief
• 38 kN static load capability to resist Peak or shock loads
• 30° contact angle for effective axial load transmission
• Non-metallic cage reduces noise and minimises friction
• CN internal clearance for controlled preload and shaft alignment
• 8,500 r/min maximum speed for high-speed rotating assemblies

Applications


• Suitable for spindle support in automated assembly equipment
• Ideal for shaft guidance in precision motors and drives
• Used for rotor support in electrical machines with axial forces
• Can be used for bearing seats in conveyor drive systems

What bore type does it accommodate and why does that matter?


It fits a parallel bore shaft which simplifies mounting and ensures uniform contact across the inner race for accurate alignment.

How does the cage material influence maintenance intervals?


The non-metallic cage lowers wear against rings and balls, which can extend lubricant life and lengthen inspection intervals under normal operating conditions.

What internal clearance classification is provided and how does it affect preload?


The CN internal clearance affords a NEUTRAL gap suitable for standard thermal expansion, allowing predictable preload settings without excessive axial play.

What outer geometry should housings provide for proper fit?


Housings require a plain outer-race seating to ensure even load distribution across the outer ring and to maintain the designed contact geometry during operation.

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