SKF YAR 205-2F Ball Bearing Insert -, 25mm ID

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RS Stock No.:
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YAR 205-2F
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SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

25mm

Material

Pressed Steel

Centre Height

28.3mm

Mount Hole Size

10 mm

Length

130mm

Depth

32mm

Overall Height

56mm

Mount Hole Centre-to-Centre

86mm

RoHS Status: Exempt

SKF Ball Bearing Insert, 25 mm ID - YAR 205-2F


Use this ball bearing insert from SKF to support radial and axial loads when they're on a moving shaft. Installation is straightforward – simply attach the insert to the shaft using a set-screw lock. This highly versatile component can be used with SKF self-lubricating sealed bearing units or your own existing housings. The bearing insert is useful for anything from gym equipment to printing systems and food-processing equipment.

• Pressed steel material for high strength and durability
• Centre height of 28.3 mm
• Depth of 32 mm
• Inside diameter of 25 mm
• Length of 108 mm
• Mount hole centre-to-centre distance of 86 mm
• Mount hole size of 10 mm
• Overall height of 56 mm
• Dynamic load rating of 10.8 kN
• Static load rating of 7.8 kN

Application Information


• Manufacturing
• Textiles
• Agriculture and food production

What happens if my axial load exceeds the limiting value?


If you need to go over the maximum axial load, you should place a shoulder on the shaft. The bearing ring will brace against this shoulder, preventing the extra load from affecting the set-screw lock and potentially damaging your equipment.

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