SKF 22222 EK/C3 110mm I.D Spherical Roller Bearing, 200mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
207-8467
Mfr. Part No.:
22222 EK/C3
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

110mm

Outside Diameter

200mm

Roller Bearing Type

Spherical

Race Width

53mm

Bore Type

Tapered

Material

Metal

Static Load Rating

640kN

Cage Material

Sheet Metal

Number of Rows

2

Dynamic Load Rating

572kN

End Type

Open

Limiting Speed

4000rpm

Reference Speed

3000rpm

Fatigue Limit Load

63kN

COO (Country of Origin):
MY

SKF Roller Bearing, Spherical Type, Self Aligning, 110mm ID, 200mm OD - 22222 EK/C3


Choose this roller bearing from SKF when you need to handle industrial loads moving in both directions. With its double row of rolling elements, it's a versatile choice that manages both axial and radial loads. As it's a self-aligning unit, you can rely on it for efficient operation through minor misalignment. A 4,000rpm limiting speed makes it suitable for fast-moving applications. Thanks to a larger-than-standard internal clearance, this roller bearing is constructed with extra room for heat expansion, making it suitable for high-temperature settings.

Features & Benefits


• Tapered 1:12 bore limits heat build-up for efficient long-term running
• Durable sheet metal cage is corrosion-resistant for effective shock protection in damp conditions
• Built-in relubrication ports ensure convenient maintenance with minimal downtime
• Dynamic load rating of 572kN to handle substantial moving elements

Applications


• Packing plants
• Paper manufacturing
• Cement processing
• Mining industry

What's the difference between dynamic and static loads?


As dynamic loads move, they exert changes in their force, such as a car driving over a bridge. Static loads remain stationary and always have a constant force, such as a parked car.

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