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FAG 7307-B-JP Angular contact ball bearing (single row) Bore diameter 35 mm Outside diameter 80 mm Rotational speed (max
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Product type
Angular contact ball bearing (single row)
Bore Ø
35 mm
Outside Ø
80 mm
Type
7307-B-JP
Manufacturer part #
7307-B-JP
Technical specifications
- Type
7307-B-JP
- Product type
Angular contact ball bearing (single row)
- Manufacturer part #
7307-B-JP
- Bore Ø
35 mm
- Outside Ø
80 mm
- Dim
Bohrungs-Ø 35 mm Außen-Durchmesser 80 mm Breite21mm
- Rotational speed (max.)
10800 U/min
- Weight
500 g
- Features
Changed internal layout
Sheet metal cage made of steel
Open
- Dimensions
Bohrungs-Ø 35 mm Außen-Durchmesser 80 mm Breite21mm mm
- Width
21 mm
- Dynamic load rating (radial)
43000 N
- Radial load rating
27500 N
- UKCA
yes
Description
Single row angular contact ball bearings are self retained, consisting of robust inner and outer races, and balls. They come in two types: open and closed. Closed types are greased-for-life bearings.
Postposed characters are used to identify different bearing types.
· B = modified inner components
· JP = sheet metal cage
· MP = robust brass cage
· TVH/TVP = PVC cage
· UA = generally suitable for paired fitting, X and O arrangement, low axial clearance
· UO = generally suitable for paired fitting, X and O arrangement, no backlash
· UL = generally suitable for paired fitting, X and O arragement, preload
· P5 = tolerance rating
· 2RS = bilateral lip seal
Postposed characters are used to identify different bearing types.
· B = modified inner components
· JP = sheet metal cage
· MP = robust brass cage
· TVH/TVP = PVC cage
· UA = generally suitable for paired fitting, X and O arrangement, low axial clearance
· UO = generally suitable for paired fitting, X and O arrangement, no backlash
· UL = generally suitable for paired fitting, X and O arragement, preload
· P5 = tolerance rating
· 2RS = bilateral lip seal
Accessories
(*All information is plus legal VAT)The necessary accessories are required to use the article as described.
