SKF HK 0709 7mm I.D Needle Roller Bearing, 11mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
208-0169
Mfr. Part No.:
HK 0709
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SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

7mm

Outside Diameter

11mm

Roller Bearing Type

Needle

Race Width

9mm

Bore Type

Parallel

Material

Metal

Static Load Rating

3.05kN

Cage Material

Sheet Steel

Number of Rows

1

Dynamic Load Rating

3.03kN

End Type

Open

Reference Speed

20000rpm

Limiting Speed

22000rpm

SKF Roller Bearing, Drawn-Cup Needle Bearing Type, 7mm ID, 11mm OD - HK 0709


Looking for a reliable way to support heavy radial loads on your rotating shaft? Turn to this needle roller bearing from SKF. It features multiple rollers in its deep-drawn outer ring which are set parallel to each other to achieve a reliably stiff arrangement. A built-in cage maintains a secure hold on these rollers to stop them misaligning under vibrating conditions. Thanks to its compact dimensions of 7mm ID and 11mm OD, you can easily fit this unit on small shafts in tight spaces.

• Rugged steel bearing is resistant to impacts
• Open-ended for hassle-free relubrication
• Dynamic load rating of 3.03kN to support heavy loads in moving machine parts
• Cage is made from tough sheet steel for resistance to corrosion
• Non-separable design enables quick mounting on shaft

Applications


• Material handling
• Packaging machinery
• Gearboxes
• Textile and leather manufacturing

What's the speed capacity of this drawn-cup needle roller bearing?


This roller bearing has a reference speed rating of 20,000r/min and a limiting speed rating of 22,000r/min, which means you can safely use it in your fast-paced applications.

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