Self Aligning Ball Bearings
A self-aligning bearing is recommended when the alignment of the shaft and housing is difficult or when the shaft may bend during operation. Brda notes that similar to deep groove ball bearings, most self-aligning ball are for general use.
Depending on the series, most self-aligning bearings can be interchanged with standard ball bearing assemblies. (6200 and 6300 have direct interchanges with the 1200 and 1300 series). “However, if this is not possible, the self-aligning bearing may be wider or can have a tapered bore,” Brda explains.
Normal mounting and handling procedures for a cylindrical bore bearing should be followed. For the tapered bore, special care must be taken to ensure the bearing is driven up the taper the appropriate amount. Because matching the bearing to the specific application is critical, it is important to verify your application need with your selected vendor.
- 110 mm x 240 mm x 80 mm NTN 2322S self aligning ball bearings
- Steel
- Open Type
- 65 mm x 140 mm x 48 mm NACHI 2313K self aligning ball bearings
- 89.297 mm
- 177.8 mm
- 45 mm x 100 mm x 36 mm FAG 2309-K-TVH-C3 self aligning ball bearings
- 89.297 mm
- 177.8 mm
- 55 mm x 120 mm x 43 mm NSK 2311 self aligning ball bearings
- In Stock
- 140mm
- 75 mm x 160 mm x 55 mm ISB 2315 self aligning ball bearings
- In Stock
- 140mm
- ISB TSF 14 BB self aligning ball bearings
- 900 rpm
- 1100 rpm
- ISB TSM 40 BB self aligning ball bearings
- 200mm
- 53mm
- Toyana 2213-2RS self aligning ball bearings
- 0.072
- 3.25
- 95 mm x 200 mm x 67 mm FAG 2319-K-M-C3 + H2319 self aligning ball bearings
- 89.297 mm
- 177.8 mm