SKF HK 2516 25mm I.D Needle Roller Bearing, 32mm O.D

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RS Stock No.:
209-2207
Mfr. Part No.:
HK 2516
Brand:
SKF
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Brand

SKF

Inside Diameter

25mm

Outside Diameter

32mm

Roller Bearing Type

Needle

Race Width

16mm

Material

Steel

Static Load Rating

24kN

Cage Material

Sheet Steel

Number of Rows

1

Dynamic Load Rating

15.1kN

End Type

Open

Reference Speed

9500rpm

Limiting Speed

11000rpm

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

SKF Roller Bearing, Needle Bearing Type, 25mm ID, 32mm OD, 16mm Race Width - HK 2516


Need to get your machinery rotating with pinpoint precision? Choose this needle roller bearing from SKF. It tolerates misalignment of approximately one minute of arc to make up for small mounting errors. Thanks to its dynamic load rating of 15.1kN and its static load rating of 24kN, it doesn't drop the ball when faced with demanding tasks. As the unit has a limiting speed of 11,000rpm, it keeps up with fast-moving equipment. Open ends mean you can trust lubricant to move freely through it to help processes move smoothly.

• Compact inside diameter of 25mm and outside diameter of 32mm to fit in tight spaces
• Made from bearing steel for resistance to wear and abrasion
• Heat-stabilised up to +140°C to cope with harsh industrial conditions

Applications


• Clamping and drilling equipment
• Construction sites
• Paper production

The SKF roller bearing comes with a Inch type measurement system and Normal (Pn) tolerance group. The bearing has 80mm bore diameter, 170mm outside diameter and 39mm of width.

What's the difference between axial and radial loads?


Bearing steel bearing material
0° nominal contact angle

Axial loads act in the same direction as your machine's shaft, while radial loads work at right angles to the shaft. This bearing is designed to handle radial loads.

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