SKF GE 40 TXE-2LS 40 mm Bore Spherical Bearing, 465000 N, 62 mm OD

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RS Stock No.:
217-6722
Mfr. Part No.:
GE 40 TXE-2LS
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SKF
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Brand

SKF

Product Type

Spherical Bearing

Bore Size

40 mm

Outside Diameter

62 mm

Material

Steel

Static Load Rating - Axial

465000N

Series

GE

Width

28 mm

Standards/Approvals

No

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

SKF Spherical Plain Bearing, 40mm Bore, 62mm OD - GE 40 TXE-2LS


This spherical plain bearing from SKF enables self-correcting, multi-directional movement. It's a versatile solution where oscillation might result in misalignment. Spherical bearings are often preferred to roller bearings as they provide the necessary capacity for correcting misalignments. This one offers a dynamic load rating of 280 kN (kilonewtons) and a static load rating of 465 kN, equal to almost 63,000 lbf (pound-force). Secure triple-lip seals give reliable dustproof and waterproof performance so you get a longer, more dependable service life.

• Dry lubrication for sliding contact means less lubricant is needed, reducing impact on environment

• Bore size of 40mm and outside diameter of 62mm with steel construction for maximum strength

• State-of-the-art design ensures high operational reliability

Applications


• Agricultural industry

• Turbines and wind energy production

• Metals and mining operations

I need a versatile and forgiving bearing that'll minimise maintenance. Does this fit the bill?


Yes, this spherical bearing gives you the versatility you're looking for with little maintenance. It'll accommodate the deformation of surrounding components in operation, such as a shaft deflection, so when one part isn't perfect, the entire system doesn't break down. It also provides the kind of wide manufacturing tolerances that are sometimes found in less resource-intensive, welded assemblies.

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