SKF HK 0810 8mm I.D Needle Roller Bearing, 12mm O.D

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513-868
Mfr. Part No.:
HK 0810
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

8mm

Outside Diameter

12mm

Roller Bearing Type

Needle

Race Width

10mm

Bore Type

Parallel

Material

Metal

Static Load Rating

4.05kN

Cage Material

Sheet Steel

Number of Rows

1

Dynamic Load Rating

3.69kN

End Type

Open

Limiting Speed

22000rpm

Reference Speed

19000rpm

Maximum Speed - Oil

26000rpm

Fatigue Limit Load

440N

Maximum Speed - Grease

17000rpm

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
SK

SKF Parallel Bore Needle Roller Bearing, 8mm ID, 12mm OD- HK 0810


Use this needle roller bearing from SKF to support and carry radial loads in your industrial systems. You can use it along with a sleeve to keep moving parts from touching each other, which minimises friction and wear on parts. The bearing has a high dynamic weight capacity of 3.39kN (kilonewtons) and a high static load rating of 4.05kN, making it ideal for use in industrial applications such as heavy-duty engines. It’s made from corrosion-resistant steel for long-lasting use. You can install a unit like this in small equipment thanks to its compact outer diameter of 12mm.

• High fatigue limit load of 440N (newtons) ensures unit longevity
• Open-ended to allow easy movement of radial load
• Maximum oil speed of 26000rpm (revolutions per minute) and grease speed of 17000rpm for fast and efficient load-carrying

Applications


• Construction machinery
• Gearboxes
• Agricultural equipment

What’s the difference between roller bearings and ball bearings?


Roller bearings come with cylindrical rolling parts, while ball bearings use spherical balls. Cylinders have a larger contact area, so tend to be preferred for applications that need a high load capacity.

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