INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings Series

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INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings Series Specification

Weight
0.2 kg to 5.8 kg

Thickness
9 mm to 33 mm

Material
Chrome Steel / Stainless Steel

Ball Bearing Type
Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearing

Structure
Axial Angular Contact

Seals Type
Open / Sealed

Number Of Rows
Single and Double Row

Bore Size
10 mm to 90 mm

Outside Diameter
26 mm to 200 mm

Limiting Speed
2600 rpm to 8500 rpm

Load Capacity
High Axial and Radial Load

Inner Diameter
10 mm to 90 mm

INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings Series Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Piece

Supply Ability
1000 Pieces Per Month

Delivery Time
1 Days

About INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings Series

Â	d	D	B
Â	mm	mm	mm
234406-M-SP	30	55	32
234407-M-SP	35	62	34
234408-M-SP	40	68	36
234409-M-SP	45	75	38
234410-M-SP	50	80	38
234411-M-SP	55	90	44
234412-M-SP	60	95	44
234413-M-SP	65	100	44
234414-M-SP	70	110	48
234415-M-SP	75	115	48
234416-M-SP	80	125	54
234417-M-SP	85	130	54
234418-M-SP	90	140	60
234419-M-SP	95	145	60
234420-M-SP	100	150	60
234421-M-SP	105	160	66
234422-M-SP	110	170	72
234424-M-SP	120	180	72
234426-M-SP	130	200	84
234428-M-SP	140	210	84
Â	d	D	B
Â	mm	mm	mm
234430-M-SP	150	225	90
234432-M-SP	160	240	96
234434-M-SP	170	260	108
234436-M-SP	180	280	120
234438-M-SP	190	290	120
234440-M-SP	200	310	132
234444-M-SP	220	340	144
234448-M-SP	240	360	144
234452-M-SP	260	400	164
234456-M-SP	280	420	164

Precision Performance for Demanding Applications

Designed to meet ISO P5 and P4 standards, INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings deliver reliable performance in precision machines such as spindles and screw drives. With a robust contact angle of 60, these bearings excel in supporting both axial and radial forces, ensuring stability in critical operations.

Versatile Configurations for Optimal Fit

Available from 10 mm to 90 mm bore sizes and with both open and sealed types, these bearings cater to a wide range of application needs. Their construction supports high load capacities and offers flexibility in material, row number, and lubricating methods, accommodating various industrial setups.

FAQs of INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings Series:

Q: How are INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings typically used in machine tool spindles and screw drives?

A: These bearings are installed in situations where high precision and the ability to handle significant axial and radial loads are essential, such as in machine tool spindles and screw drives. Their 60 contact angle enables precise movement and stability under demanding loads, which is crucial for efficient machining and accurate screw positioning.

Q: What benefits do these bearings offer in terms of service life and noise level?

A: INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings are made with high-quality materials and precision engineering, resulting in long service life and low operational noise. This makes them particularly advantageous in environments where durability and quiet operation are important, such as in precision equipment.

Q: When should you choose sealed versus open type bearings for your application?

A: Sealed bearings are ideal when protection from contaminants and loss of lubrication is critical, such as in environments exposed to dust or moisture. Open type bearings are suitable for cleaner settings or where frequent maintenance and relubrication are feasible.

Q: Where can you find INA Axial Angular Contact Ball Bearings in India?

A: These bearings are available through authorized distributors, suppliers, and importers across India who specialize in precision mechanical components for industrial and machinery use.

Q: What is the process of mounting these bearings with an axial (thrust) configuration?

A: Mounting these bearings typically involves aligning the bearing with the shaft and housing, ensuring that the thrust direction aligns with the axial load requirements. Proper lubrication and securing processes are essential to maintain performance and extend service life.

Q: How does the material choice affect the bearings performance and application suitability?

A: Selecting between chrome steel and stainless steel depends on operational requirements. Chrome steel provides excellent load capacity and wear resistance for most industrial uses, while stainless steel is preferable in corrosive or hygiene-sensitive environments due to its rust resistance.

Q: What are the key advantages of using these bearings for high-speed applications?

A: With a limiting speed of up to 8500 rpm and superior precision ratings, these bearings ensure stable rotation and minimal heat buildup, supporting high-speed machinery without sacrificing durability or accuracy.

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