SKF AXK 2035 20 mm I.D Roller Bearing Needle, 35 mm O.D

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514-237
Mfr. Part No.:
AXK 2035
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SKF
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Brand

SKF

Product Type

Roller Bearing

Inside Diameter

20 mm

Race Width

2mm

Bore Type

Parallel

Cage Material

Sheet Steel

Outside Diameter

35 mm

Number of Rows

1

Static Load Rating

47.5kN

Dynamic Load Rating

12kN

Standards/Approvals

No

Maximum Speed - Oil

3800rpm

Maximum Speed - Grease

2800rpm

Bearing Type

Needle

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

SKF Thrust Needle Roller Bearing, 20mm ID, 35mm OD - AXK 2035


Reduce friction in your machine's moving parts with this hardwearing thrust needle roller bearing from SKF. A series of smooth cylindrical rollers, fixed in a band around the perimeter, allow the bearing to support the axial thrust of both horizontal and vertical shafts. With a race width of just 2mm, this component is a compact choice that takes up no more space than a conventional thrust washer. It's also lightweight at 5g, so it's easy to handle and won't strain your equipment.

• Steel cage material provides durability and resistance to corrosion for long-term performance

• Maximum speeds of 3,800rpm (rotations per minute) with oil and 2,800rpm with grease to handle high-speed applications

• Static load rating of 47.5kN (kilonewtons) and dynamic load rating of 12kN for heavy-duty use

Applications


• Electric motors

• Automotive gearboxes

• Fans

How does this thrust bearing work?


This bearing transfers thrust loads to the shaft, while at the same time preventing the shaft from drifting horizontally or vertically. Thrust bearings are usually positioned against the shaft's elevated collar. The thrust collar is used to transfer axial load from the shaft to the bearing.

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