SKF 22308 E 40mm I.D Spherical Roller Bearing, 90mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
207-8481
Mfr. Part No.:
22308 E
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

40mm

Outside Diameter

90mm

Roller Bearing Type

Spherical

Race Width

33mm

Bore Type

Parallel

Static Load Rating

140kN

Cage Material

Sheet Metal

Number of Rows

2

Dynamic Load Rating

155kN

End Type

Open

Limiting Speed

8000rpm

Reference Speed

6000rpm

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

SKF Roller Bearing, Spherical Roller Bearing Type, 33mm Race Width, 40mm ID, 90mm OD - 22308 E


Looking for a versatile shaft support element? Slide this SKF roller bearing onto your machinery. By taking radial and axial loads, the component makes light work of forces from all directions to give you hassle-free material handling. Thanks to its double-row design, the unit automatically corrects deflections during operation to cut the risk of disruptive misalignment. It's compatible with mechanical and hot mounting for installation flexibility. As this bearing has spherical rollers, it dials down friction to keep your process running freely.

Features & Benefits


• Slim width of 33mm to slot onto smaller machine shafts
• Handles dynamic loads up to 155kN to move heavy objects effectively
• Works in temperatures up to +200°C to perform in tough conditions
• Limiting speed of 8000r/min supports fast-moving equipment

Applications


• Chemical processing
• Factory conveyors
• Construction equipment
• Automotive industry

What's the difference between an axial and a radial load?


An axial load acts in parallel to a machine shaft, like in a vehicle's transmission. On the other hand, a radial load works perpendicular to a shaft, such as when a car's weight presses down on a wheel.

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