what size to bore for press fit bearings
As described in Department 9-3, the characteristics / magnitude of the bearing load, temperature, mounting / dismounting methods and other conditions must be considered to choose proper fits.
Past experience is also valuable.
Tabular array 9-3 shows standard fits for the metric series bearings; Tables 9-iv to nine-eight tabulate the most typical and recommended fits for dissimilar bearings types.
『Table 9-4 (1) Recommended shaft fits for radial bearings (classes 0, 6X, vi)』
『Table 9-4 (2) Recommended housing fits for radial bearings (classes 0, 6X, 6)』
『Tabular array 9-five (1) Recommended shaft fits for precision extra-small/miniature brawl bearings (d<10mm)』
『Table ix-5 (2) Recommended housing fits for precision extra-small-scale/miniature ball bearings (D≦30mm)』
『Tabular array 9-half-dozen (1) Recommended shaft fits for metric J series tapered roller bearings』
『Table 9-vi (2) Recommended housing fits for metric J series tapered roller bearings』
『Table ix-7 (i) Recommended shaft fits for inch series tapered roller bearings』
『Tabular array 9-7 (two) Recommended housing fits for inch series tapered roller bearings』
『Table 9-viii (1) Recommended shaft fits for thrust bearings (classes 0, 6)』
『Tabular array 9-eight (2) Recommended housing fits for thrust bearings (classes 0, vi)』
Table 9-3 Standard fits for metric series bearings1)
(1) Fits for bore diameter 2) of radial bearings
Grade of begetting | Rotating inner ring load or indeterminate direction load | Stationary inner ring load | ||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Class of shaft tolerance range | ||||||||||
Classes 0, 6X, 6 | r 6 | p 6 | n 6 | m vi | k half dozen | js 6 | h 5 | h 6 | g 6 | f vi |
m 5 | k 5 | js 5 | h 5 | thousand v | ||||||
Class 5 | - | - | - | m 5 | m 4 | js four | h 4 | h v | - | - |
Fit | Interference fit | Transition fit | Clearance fit |
(2) Fits for outside bore 2) of radial bearings
Class of bearing | Stationary outer ring load | Indeterminate direction load or rotating outer ring load | |||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Grade of housing bore tolerance range | |||||||||
Classes 0, 6X, 6 | 1000 7 | H 7 | JS 7 | - | JS 7 | K seven | M seven | N seven | P 7 |
H 6 | JS half dozen | JS 6 | G vi | M 6 | N 6 | ||||
Class v | - | H v | JS v | Grand 5 | - | Thousand v | Thou 5 | - | - |
Fit | Clearance fit | Transition fit | Interference fit |
(3) Fits for bore diameter ii) of thrust bearings
Course of bearing | Cardinal axial load (generally for thrust bearings) | Combined load (in the case of spherical thrust roller bearing) | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Rotating shaft race load or indeterminate direction load | Stationary shaft race load | |||||
Class of shaft tolerance range | ||||||
Classes 0, vi | js 6 | h vi | n 6 | m 6 | k 6 | js 6 |
はめあい | Transition fit | Interference fit | Transition fit |
(4) Fits for outside diameter two) of thrust bearings
Class of bearing | Key axial load (generally for thrust bearings) | Combined load (in the case of spherical thrust roller bearing) | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Stationary housing race load or indeterminate direction load | Rotating housing race load | ||||||
Class of housing bore tolerance range | |||||||
Classes 0, half-dozen | - | H eight | G vii | H 7 | JS 7 | K 7 | M 7 |
Fit | Clearance fit | Transition fit |
[Notes]
1) Bearings specified in JIS B 1512
2) Follow JIS B 1514-1 and 1514-2 for tolerance.
Table 9-iv (one) Recommended shaft fits for radial bearings (classes 0, 6X, 6)
Weatherane) | Ball bearing | Cylindrical roller begetting Tapered roller begetting | Spherical roller bearing | Class of shaft tolerance range | Remarks | Applicationsv(for reference) | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Shaft bore (mm) | ||||||||||
over | up to | over | upwards to | over | upwards to | |||||
Cylindrical bore bearing (classes 0, 6X, half dozen) | ||||||||||
Rotating inner ring load or indeterminate direction load | Light load or fluctuating load | - | eighteen | - | - | - | - | h five | For applications requiring loftier accuracy, js 5,k 5 and grand 5 should be used in place of js 6, k half dozen and k half dozen. | Electric appliances, automobile tools, pumps, blowers, carriers etc. |
18 | 100 | - | 40 | - | - | js 6 | ||||
100 | 200 | 40 | 140 | - | - | one thousand 6 | ||||
- | - | 140 | 200 | - | - | m vi | ||||
Normal load | - | xviii | - | - | - | - | js 5 | For single-row tapered roller bearings and angular contact brawl bearings, k 5 and m 5 may be replaced by k 6 and chiliad vi, because internal clearance reduction due to fit demand non be considered. | Electric motors, turbines, internal combustion engines, woodworking machines etc. | |
xviii | 100 | - | forty | - | 40 | k 5 | ||||
100 | 140 | 40 | 100 | twoscore | 65 | m 5 | ||||
140 | 200 | 100 | 140 | 65 | 100 | m 6 | ||||
200 | 280 | 140 | 200 | 100 | 140 | due north 6 | ||||
- | - | 200 | 400 | 140 | 280 | p vi | ||||
- | - | - | - | 280 | 500 | r six | ||||
Heavy load or affect load | - | - | 50 | 140 | 50 | 100 | north 6 | Bearings with larger internal clearance than standard are required. | Railway rolling stock beam journals, traction motors | |
- | - | 140 | 200 | 100 | 140 | p half-dozen | ||||
- | - | 200 | - | 140 | 200 | r half dozen | ||||
Stationary inner ring load | Inner band needs to move smoothly on shaft. | All shaft diameters | g half dozen | For applications requiring high accuracy, chiliad 5 should be used. For big size bearing, f half-dozen may be used for easier movement. | Stationary shaft wheels | |||||
Inner ring does non need to movement smoothly on shaft. | All shaft diameters | h 6 | For applications requiring high accuracy, h 5 should exist used. | Tension pulleys, rope sheaves etc. | ||||||
Primal axial load only | All shaft diameters | js 6 | - | - | ||||||
Tapered diameter bearing (grade 0) (with adapter or withdrawal sleeve) | ||||||||||
All loads | All shaft diameters | h nine/Information technology 5 2) | For manual shafts, h10/IT7two) may be applied. |
[Notes]
1) Light, normal, and heavy loads refer to those with dynamic equivalent radial loads (P r) of v % or lower, over five % up to x % inclusive, and over 10 % respectively in relation to the basic dynamic radial load rating (C r) of the bearing concerned.
2) IT 5 and It 7 mean that shaft roundness tolerance, cylindricity tolerance, and other errors in terms of shape should be within the tolerance range of IT v and Information technology 7, respectively. For numerical values for standard tolerance grades Information technology v and It vii, refer to supplementary table at cease of this catalog.
[Remark]This table is applicative to solid steel shafts.
Table 9-four (2) Recommended housing fits for radial bearings (classes 0, 6X, half dozen)
Conditions | Class of housing diameter tolerance range | Remarks | Applications (for reference) | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Housing | Load type etc.1) | Outer ring axial deportation2) | ||||
One-slice or split blazon | Stationary outer ring load | All load types | Hands displaceable | H 7 | G seven may exist applied when a big size bearing is used, or if the temperature deviation is large between the outer ring and housing. | Ordinary begetting devices, railway rolling stock axle boxes, power transmission equipment etc. |
Light or normal load | Easily displaceable | H 8 | - | |||
High temperature at shaft and inner ring | Easily displaceable | One thousand 7 | F 7 may be applied when a large size bearing is used, or if the temperature departure is large between the outer ring and housing. | Drying cylinders etc. | ||
One-piece blazon | Low-cal or normal load, requiring high running accuracy | Not displaceable in principle | 1000 6 | Mainly applied to roller bearings. | ||
Displaceable | JS 6 | Mainly applied to ball bearings. | ||||
Requiring low-racket rotation | Easily displaceable | H six | - | |||
Indeterminate direction load | Low-cal or normal load | Normally displaceable | JS 7 | For applications requiring high accuracy, JS half-dozen and K 6 should be used in place of JS 7 and K 7. | Electrical motors, pumps, crankshaft main bearings etc. | |
Normal or heavy load | Not displaceable in principle | K 7 | ||||
High bear on load | Not displaceable | M7 | - | Traction motors etc. | ||
Rotating outer ring load | Calorie-free or fluctuating load | Non displaceable | M7 | - | Conveyor rollers, ropeways, tension pulleys etc. | |
Normal or heavy load | Not displaceable | N7 | Mainly applied to ball bearings. | Cycle hubs with brawl bearings etc. | ||
Thin department housing, heavy or high affect load | Non displaceable | P7 | Mainly applied to roller bearings. | Wheel hubs with roller bearings, bearings for large end of connecting rods etc. |
[Notes]
1) Loads are classified as stated in Annotation 1) to Table 9-4 (1).
ii) Indicating distinction betwixt applications of non-separable bearings permitting and not permitting axial displacement of the outer rings.
[Remarks]
1. This table is applicable to cast iron or steel housings.
2. If only central axial load is applied to the bearing, select such tolerance range class as to provide clearance in the radial direction for outer ring.
Table ix-5 (1) Recommended shaft fits for precision extra-small/miniature brawl bearings (d<10mm)
Load type | Bearing tolerance class | Unmarried plane mean bore diameter deviationΔ dmp | Shaft bore dimensional tolerance | Fit1) | Applications | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
upper | lower | upper | lower | |||||
Rotating inner ring load | Middle/high speed Calorie-free or normal load | ABMA5P | 0 | -five.1 | +2.v | -two.5 | 7.6T~ii.5L | Gyro rotors, air cleaners, electric tools, encoders |
JIS class 5 | 0 | -v | seven.5T~2.5L | |||||
ABMA7P | 0 | -5.1 | +2.5 | -2.v | 7.6T~2.5L | |||
JIS course 4 | 0 | -four | half-dozen.5T~2.5L | |||||
Low speed Light load | ABMA5P | 0 | -5.1 | -2.5 | -seven.five | ii.6T ~seven.5L | Gyro gimbals, synchronizers, servomotors, floppy disc spindles | |
JIS class v | 0 | -5 | 2.5T~7.5L | |||||
ABMA7P | 0 | -5.ane | -two.v | -7.v | 2.6T~7.5L | |||
JIS course iv | 0 | -four | one.5T~7.5L | |||||
Rotating outer ring load | Low to high speed Light load | ABMA5P | 0 | -5.1 | -2.5 | -7.five | 2.6T~7.5L | Compression rolls, tape guide rollers, linear actuators |
JIS form 5 | 0 | -5 | 2.5T~7.5L | |||||
ABMA7P | 0 | -5.1 | -2.5 | -7.v | two.6T~7.5L | |||
JIS class v | 0 | -4 | 1.5T ~seven.5L |
[Note]1) Symbols T and L means interference and clearance respectively.
Table 9-5 (2) Recommended housing fits for precision actress-small/miniature ball bearings (D≦30mm)
Load type | Bearing tolerance class | Single airplane mean outside diameter deviationΔ dmp | Housing bore diameter dimensional tolerance | Fit1) | Applications | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
upper | lower | upper | lower | |||||
Rotating inner band load | Center/high speed Light or normal load | ABMA 5P | 0 | -5.1 | +5 | 0 | 0~10.1L | Gyro rotors, air cleaners, electric tools, encoders |
ABMA 7P | ||||||||
JIS class 52) | 0 | -v | +5 | 0 | 0~ten L | |||
0 | -six | 0~11 L | ||||||
JIS grade 4ii) | 0 | -4 | +5 | 0 | 0~ 9 L | |||
0 | -5 | 0~x L | ||||||
Low speed Light load | ABMA 5P | 0 | -5.ane | +two.5 | -ii.5 | 2.5T~7.6L | Gyro gimbals, synchronizers, servomotors, floppy disc spindles | |
ABMA 7P | ||||||||
JIS class fiveii) | 0 | -5 | +2.5 | -2.5 | two.5T~7.5L | |||
0 | -6 | 2.5T ~8.5L | ||||||
JIS class iv2) | 0 | -4 | +2.5 | -2.five | 2.5T~6.5L | |||
0 | -5 | 2.5T~vii.5L | ||||||
Rotating outer ring load | Rotating outer ring load | ABMA 5P | 0 | -5.1 | +2.5 | -2.5 | two.5T~7.6L | Pinch rolls, record guide rollers |
ABMA 7P | ||||||||
JIS class v2) | 0 | -five | +2.5 | -ii.five | ii.5T~vii.5L | |||
0 | -half dozen | 2.5T~8.5L | ||||||
JIS course 42) | 0 | -iv | +two.5 | -2.v | two.5T~vi.5L | |||
0 | -v | 2.5T~vii.5L |
[Notes]
ane) Symbols T and L ways interference and clearance respectively.
2) In the columns "single plane mean outside diameter deviation" and "fit" upper row values are applied in the case of D≦18mm, lower row values in the case of eighteen < <D≦30mm.
Table ix-6 (1) Recommended shaft fits for metric J series tapered roller bearings
Bearing tolerance : class PK, class PN
Load type | Nominal bore diameter d mm | Course of shaft tolerance range | Remarks | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
over | upwardly to | ||||
Rotating inner ring load | Normal load | ten | 120 | m 6 | |
120 | 500 | n 6 | |||
Heavy load Touch on load High speed rotation | 10 | 120 | n 6 | Generally, bearing internal clearance should exist larger than standard. | |
120 | 180 | p 6 | |||
180 | 250 | r six | |||
250 | 500 | r 7 | |||
Rotating outer ring load | Normal load without impact | 80 | 315 | h 6 or grand half dozen | |
Heavy load Impact load Loftier speed rotation | 10 | 120 | n 6 | More often than not, bearing internal clearance should be larger than standard. | |
120 | 180 | p 6 | |||
180 | 250 | r half-dozen | |||
250 | 500 | r 7 |
Bearing tolerance : class PC, class PB
Load type | Nominal diameter diameter d mm | Class of shaft tolerance range | Remarks | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(bearing tolerance class) | ||||||
over | up to | PC | Pb | |||
Rotating inner ring load | Spindles of precision machine tools | 10 | 315 | k five | one thousand v | |
315 | 500 | k five | - | |||
Heavy load Impact load High speed rotation | 10 | xviii | m 6 | m 5 | Generally, begetting internal clearance should exist larger than standard. | |
xviii | 50 | m five | m 5 | |||
fifty | 80 | due north 5 | north v | |||
80 | 120 | n 5 | n 4 | |||
120 | 180 | p 4 | p 4 | |||
180 | 250 | r 4 | r iv | |||
250 | 315 | r 5 | r 4 | |||
315 | 500 | r v | - | |||
Rotating outer ring load | Spindles of precision machine tools | ten | 315 | k five | k 5 | |
315 | 500 | k v | - |
Table 9-half dozen (two) Recommended housing fits for metric J series tapered roller bearings
Bearing tolerance : class PK, course PN
Load type | Nominal outside diameter d mm | Grade of housing diameter diameter tolerance range | Remarks | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
over | up to | ||||
Rotating inner ring load | Used for free or stock-still side | 18 | 315 | G 7 | Outer ring is easily displaceable in axial direction. |
315 | 400 | F six | |||
Position of outer band is adjustable (in axial direction) | eighteen | 400 | J 7 | Outer ring is displaceable in axial direction. | |
Position of outer ring is not adjustable (in axial management) | 18 | 400 | P seven | Outer ring is stock-still in axial direction. | |
Rotating outer ring load | Position of outer ring is not adjustable (in axial management) | eighteen | 120 | R 7 | Outer band is fixed in centric direction. |
120 | 180 | ||||
180 | 400 |
Bearing tolerance : class PC, course PB
Load blazon | Nominal outside bore d mm | Class of housing bore diameter tolerance range | Remarks | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(bearing tolerance grade) | ||||||
over | up to | PC | PB | |||
Rotating inner ring load | Used for free side | 18 | 315 | Yard 5 | G 5 | Outer ring is easily displaceable in axial direction. |
315 | 500 | M five | - | |||
Used for fixed side | 18 | 315 | H v | H 4 | Outer ring is displaceable in axial direction. | |
315 | 500 | H v | - | |||
Position of outer ring is adaptable (in axial direction) | eighteen | 120 | K 5 | K 5 | Outer ring is fixed in axial direction. | |
120 | 180 | JS half-dozen | JS 6 | |||
180 | 250 | JS 6 | JS five | |||
250 | 315 | Yard 5 | JS 5 | |||
315 | 500 | K 5 | - | |||
Position of outer band is not adjustable (in axial direction) | xviii | 315 | N 5 | Yard 5 | Outer ring is fixed in axial direction. | |
315 | 500 | N 5 | - | |||
Rotating outer band load | Position of outer ring is not adaptable (in axial direction) | 18 | 250 | North 6 | Due north v | Outer band is fixed in axial direction. |
250 | 315 | Due north 5 | N 5 | |||
315 | 500 | N five | - |
Table 9-vii (1) Recommended shaft fits for inch series tapered roller bearings
Bearing tolerance : class four, course 2
Load type | Nominal outside diameter d mm(1/25.iv) | Difference of a single diameter diameter Δ ds , µm | Dimensional tolerance of shaft diameter µm | Remarks | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
over | upward to | upper | lower | upper | lower | |||
Rotating inner ring load | Normal load | - | 76.2(3.0) | +13 | 0 | +38 | +25 | |
76.2(three.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +25 | 0 | +64 | +38 | |||
304.8(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +51 | 0 | +127 | +76 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +76 | 0 | +190 | +114 | |||
Heavy load Bear upon load Loftier speed rotation | - | 76.2(three.0) | +xiii | 0 | Should exist such that boilerplate interference stands at 0.0005×d(mm) | By and large, bearing internal clearance should be larger than standard. | ||
76.ii(3.0) | 304.viii(12.0) | +25 | 0 | |||||
304.viii(12.0) | 609.half-dozen(24.0) | +51 | 0 | |||||
609.6(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +76 | 0 | |||||
Rotating outer ring load | Normal load without touch on | - | 76.2(3.0) | +13 | 0 | +xiii | 0 | |
76.ii(iii.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +25 | 0 | +25 | 0 | |||
304.viii(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +51 | 0 | +51 | 0 | |||
609.half-dozen(24.0) | 914.iv(36.0) | +76 | 0 | +76 | 0 | |||
Normal load without bear upon | - | 76.2(3.0) | +13 | 0 | 0 | -13 | Inner band is displaceable in centric direction. | |
76.two(3.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +25 | 0 | 0 | -25 | |||
304.8(12.0) | 609.six(24.0) | +51 | 0 | 0 | -51 | |||
609.half dozen(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +76 | 0 | 0 | -76 | |||
Heavy load Impact load High speed rotation | - | 76.2(3.0) | +13 | 0 | Should exist such that average interference stands at 0.0005×d(mm) | By and large, bearing internal clearance should be larger than standard. | ||
76.2(3.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +25 | 0 | |||||
304.8(12.0) | 609.vi(24.0) | +51 | 0 | |||||
609.six(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +76 | 0 |
Begetting tolerance : form iii, form 01)
Load blazon | Nominal exterior bore d mm(1/25.4) | Deviation of a unmarried bore diameter Δ ds , µm | Dimensional tolerance of shaft diameter µm | Remarks | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
over | up to | upper | lower | upper | lower | |||
Rotating inner band load | Spindles of precision machine tools | - | 76.2(3.0) | +xiii | 0 | +30 | +18 | |
76.two(iii.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +13 | 0 | +30 | +18 | |||
304.eight(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +25 | 0 | +64 | +38 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +38 | 0 | +102 | +64 | |||
Heavy load Impact load High speed rotation | - | 76.two(3.0) | +13 | 0 | Should be such that average interference stands at 0.0005×d(mm) | Generally, bearing internal clearance should exist larger than standard. | ||
76.2(iii.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +13 | 0 | |||||
304.eight(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +25 | 0 | |||||
609.6(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +38 | 0 | |||||
Rotating outer ring load | Spindles of precision machine tools | - | 76.2(3.0) | +xiii | 0 | +30 | +xviii | |
76.2(3.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +13 | 0 | +30 | +18 | |||
304.viii(12.0) | 609.half-dozen(24.0) | +25 | 0 | +64 | +38 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +38 | 0 | +102 | +64 |
[Note]ane) Form 0 bearing : d≦304.8mm
Tabular array ix-7 (2) Recommended housing fits for inch series tapered roller bearings
Bearing tolerance : class 4, grade two
Load type | Nominal outside diameter D mm(one/25.iv) | Deviation of a single outside bore Δ Ds , µm | Dimensional tolerance of housing bore diameter µm | Remarks | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
over | up to | upper | lower | upper | lower | |||
Rotating inner ring load | Used for free or fixed side. | - | 76.2(3.0) | +25 | 0 | +76 | +51 | Outer ring is hands displaceable in axial management. |
76.2(3.0) | 127.0(5.0) | +25 | 0 | +76 | +51 | |||
127.0(5.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +25 | 0 | +76 | +51 | |||
304.eight(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +51 | 0 | +152 | +102 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.four(36.0) | +76 | 0 | +229 | +152 | |||
Position of outer ring is adjustable (in axial direction). | - | 76.ii(3.0) | +25 | 0 | +25 | 0 | Outer band is displaceable in axial direction. | |
76.2(3.0) | 127.0(5.0) | +25 | 0 | +25 | 0 | |||
127.0(5.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +25 | 0 | +51 | 0 | |||
304.eight(12.0) | 609.six(24.0) | +51 | 0 | +76 | +25 | |||
609.half-dozen(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +76 | 0 | +127 | +51 | |||
Position of outer band is not adjustable (in centric direction). | - | 76.2(3.0) | +25 | 0 | -13 | -38 | Outer ring is fixed in centric management. | |
76.2(3.0) | 127.0(5.0) | +25 | 0 | -25 | -51 | |||
127.0(5.0) | 304.eight(12.0) | +25 | 0 | -25 | -51 | |||
304.8(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +51 | 0 | -25 | -76 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +76 | 0 | -25 | -102 | |||
Rotating outer band load | Position of outer band is not adjustable (in axial direction). | - | 76.2(3.0) | +25 | 0 | -13 | -38 | Outer ring is fixed in axial direction. |
76.2(3.0) | 127.0(v.0) | +25 | 0 | -25 | -51 | |||
127.0(v.0) | 304.eight(12.0) | +25 | 0 | -25 | -51 | |||
304.8(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +51 | 0 | -25 | -76 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +76 | 0 | -25 | -102 |
Bearing tolerance : grade three, class 0i)
Load type | Nominal outside diameter D mm(one/25.iv) | Departure of a single outside diameter Δ Ds , µm | Dimensional tolerance of housing bore diameter µm | Remarks | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
over | upward to | upper | lower | upper | lower | |||
Rotating inner ring load | Used for free side. | - | 152.4(six.0) | +13 | 0 | +38 | +25 | Outer ring is hands displaceable in centric direction. |
152.iv(6.0) | 304.viii(12.0) | +thirteen | 0 | +38 | +25 | |||
304.8(12.0) | 609.vi(24.0) | +25 | 0 | +64 | +38 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.four(36.0) | +38 | 0 | +89 | +51 | |||
Used for fixed side. | - | 152.4(6.0) | +13 | 0 | +25 | +xiii | Outer ring is displaceable in centric direction. | |
152.4(half-dozen.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +13 | 0 | +25 | +xiii | |||
304.8(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +25 | 0 | +51 | +25 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.four(36.0) | +38 | 0 | +76 | +38 | |||
Position of outer ring is adjustable (in centric direction). | - | 152.four(vi.0) | +13 | 0 | +13 | 0 | Position of outer ring is not adjustable (in axial direction). | |
152.4(6.0) | 304.eight(12.0) | +13 | 0 | +25 | 0 | |||
304.viii(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +25 | 0 | +25 | 0 | |||
609.six(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +38 | 0 | +28 | 0 | |||
Position of outer ring is not adjustable (in axial direction). | - | 152.four(six.0) | +xiii | 0 | 0 | -xiii | Outer ring is fixed in axial direction. | |
152.four(6.0) | 304.8(12.0) | +13 | 0 | 0 | -25 | |||
304.8(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +25 | 0 | 0 | -25 | |||
609.6(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +38 | 0 | 0 | -38 | |||
Rotating outer ring load | Position of outer ring is not adaptable (in axial direction). | - | 152.4(6.0) | +thirteen | 0 | -13 | -25 | Outer band is fixed in axial direction. |
152.iv(6.0) | 304.eight(12.0) | +13 | 0 | -thirteen | -38 | |||
304.8(12.0) | 609.6(24.0) | +25 | 0 | -13 | -38 | |||
609.half dozen(24.0) | 914.4(36.0) | +38 | 0 | -thirteen | -51 |
[Annotation]i) Class 0 begetting : D≦304.8mm
Table ix-8 (i) Recommended shaft fits for thrust bearings (classes 0, 6)
Load blazon | Shaft bore, mm | Course of shaft tolerance range | Remarks | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
over | up to | ||||
Central centric load (generally for thrust bearings) | All shaft diameters | js 6 | h half dozen may also be used. | ||
Combined load (spherical thrust roller bearing) | Stationary shaft race load | All shaft diameters | js 6 | - | |
Rotating shaft race load or indeterminate management load | - | 200 | k 6 | js six, k 6 and m six may be used in place of k six, m 6 and n 6, respectively. | |
200 | 400 | m 6 | |||
400 | - | n half dozen |
Table 9-8 (2) Recommended housing fits for thrust bearings (classes 0, 6)
Load type | Class of housing bore diameter tolerance range | Remarks | |
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Primal axial load (generally for thrust bearings) | - | Select such tolerance range form as provides clearance in the radial management for housing race. | |
H 8 | In case of thrust ball bearings requiring high accuracy. | ||
Combined load (spherical thrust roller bearing) | Stationary housing race load | H vii | - |
Indeterminate management load or rotating housing race load | K vii | In case of application under normal operating conditions. | |
Thousand 7 | In case of comparably large radial load. |
[Remark]This table is applicable to cast iron or steel housings.
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