SKF 23028 CCK/C3W33 Tapered 140 mm ID Roller Bearing, 210 mm OD

SKF Spherical Roller Bearing, 140 mm ID, 210 mm OD - 23028 CCK/C3W33

This spherical roller bearing from SKF helps to resolve misalignment or shaft deflections in very heavy radial and axial loads. Its rollers and raceways are made of bearing steel, a special corrosion-resistant alloy that's durable enough to withstand heavy-duty applications in harsh settings. It's heat-stabilised up to +200°C, so it's suitable for high-heat situations. The bearing is designed to produce low levels of friction, so wear is reduced and maintenance needs are minimised.

This spherical roller bearing from SKF helps to resolve misalignment or shaft deflections in very heavy radial and axial loads. Its rollers and raceways are made of bearing steel, a special corrosion-resistant alloy that's durable enough to withstand heavy-duty applications in harsh settings. It's heat-stabilised up to +200°C, so it's suitable for high-heat situations. The bearing is designed to produce low levels of friction, so wear is reduced and maintenance needs are minimised.

• Tapered bore makes it quick to install and simple to manoeuvre along the shaft• Dynamic load rating of 485 kN and static load rating of 680 kN for use in heavy-duty applications• Annular groove and three lubrication holes for simple regreasing• Floating guide ring allows rollers to position themselves axially without additional force or friction

• Tapered bore makes it quick to install and simple to manoeuvre along the shaft

• Dynamic load rating of 485 kN and static load rating of 680 kN for use in heavy-duty applications

• Dynamic load rating of 485 kN and static load rating of 680 kN for use in heavy-duty applications

• Annular groove and three lubrication holes for simple regreasing

• Annular groove and three lubrication holes for simple regreasing

• Floating guide ring allows rollers to position themselves axially without additional force or friction

• Floating guide ring allows rollers to position themselves axially without additional force or friction

Application Information

• Mining and construction applications• Paper processing• Metal industry• Marine and offshore applications

• Mining and construction applications

• Paper processing

• Paper processing

• Metal industry

• Metal industry

• Marine and offshore applications

• Marine and offshore applications

What's the difference between a roller bearing and a ball bearing?

Roller bearings offer greater contact with the rail than ball bearings. This design provides greater strength, rigidity and stability in demanding applications.

Roller bearings offer greater contact with the rail than ball bearings. This design provides greater strength, rigidity and stability in demanding applications.