SKF NU 220 ECML/C3 100 mm I.D Roller Bearing, 180 mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
209-2015
Mfr. Part No.:
NU 220 ECML/C3
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Product Type

Roller Bearing

Inside Diameter

100 mm

Race Width

34mm

Bore Type

Cylindrical

Cage Material

Brass

Outside Diameter

180 mm

Dynamic Load Rating

285kN

Series

NU 220 ECML SKF Explorer

End Type

Shielded

Number of Rows

1

Limiting Speed

6700rpm

Standards/Approvals

No

Static Load Rating

305kN

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

SKF Cylindrical Roller Bearing, 100 mm ID, 180 mm OD - NU 220 ECML/C3


You can support radial and axial loads simultaneously with this cylindrical roller bearing from SKF. Its central bore is surrounded by a smooth inner raceway, and there's a row of roller bearings between that and the outer ring. These parts are easy to remove and swap out, reducing your repair and maintenance times. This bearing is particularly suitable for high-velocity applications, as it has a limiting speed of 6700 r/min (revolutions per minute).

• Static load rating of 305 kN means that the bearing can support constant heavy axial forces, so it's suitable for heavy-duty equipment

• Made from bearing steel that provides a good level of impact strength and durability, to ensure reliable performance over a long lifespan

• Dynamic load rating of 285 kN, indicating that the bearing can handle around one million revolutions of a radial force of this size without damage

Application Information


• Construction

• Aerospace

• Mining equipment

What maintenance will this bearing need?


To ensure the smooth running of your machinery, you should keep this bearing properly lubricated. For open units like this one, grease is preferred to oil. When the grease becomes contaminated, that's your cue to replenish it.

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