Roller bearings

Cylindrical Roller Bearings

Line contact instead of point contact. A cylindrical roller bearing carries far more radial load than a ball bearing of the same envelope, and the rib configuration decides how the shaft floats.

Series
NU · NJ · N · NUP
Bore
20 – 500 mm
Class
P5 / P4
END-FACE VIEW · D × d × B

Design

Line contact, controlled float.

Every batch is measured on the finished part, and the measurement file travels with the goods. Send a designation, a drawing or a photo of the failed part and an engineer will answer with a lead time and a price, usually inside 48 hours.

  • Four rib configurationsNU floats in the housing, NJ locates one way, NUP both ways, N has no ribs at all.
  • E and EC geometryOptimised roller and raceway profile raises capacity without changing the envelope.
  • Cage by dutyMachined brass for shock and heat, steel for standard, polymer for high speed.
  • Cylindrical or tapered boreTapered bore versions for adaptor sleeves and preloaded arrangements.

Technical data

NU · NJ · N · NUP
DesignsNU · NJ · N · NUP · NF
Bore range20 – 500 mm
Outer diameter42 – 720 mm
Rows1
AccuracyP5 / P4
CageMachined brass, pressed steel or polymer
Internal geometryStandard or E / EC optimised
LubricationOil or grease
NUNJNNUPNFE / ECtapered bore

Where it is used

Common applications
01

Electric motors

NU on the drive end where thermal growth must float.

02

Gearboxes

Locating and non-locating positions in the same shaft train.

03

Crushers and mixers

Heavy radial load with shock, brass cage.

04

Rolling-mill drives

Spindle supports and gear couplings.

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