SKF HK 1015 10 mm ID Roller Bearing Needle, 14 mm OD

SKF Roller Bearing, Drawn Cup Needle Bearing Type, 10mm ID, 14mm OD - HK 1015

Looking for a bearing that can handle high speeds in tight spaces? This drawn cup needle roller bearing from SKF features a deep-drawn, thin-walled outer ring that's ideal when a housing bore can't be used. Thanks to its large number of cylindrical rollers, this unit can carry a dynamic load of 6.6kN and a static load of 9kN. A 20,000rpm limiting speed means you can use this device in fast-paced applications that need smooth rotation.

Looking for a bearing that can handle high speeds in tight spaces? This drawn cup needle roller bearing from SKF features a deep-drawn, thin-walled outer ring that's ideal when a housing bore can't be used. Thanks to its large number of cylindrical rollers, this unit can carry a dynamic load of 6.6kN and a static load of 9kN. A 20,000rpm limiting speed means you can use this device in fast-paced applications that need smooth rotation.

• Sheet steel cage resists wear and heat damage from friction, to suit high-speed applications• Bearing steel cylindrical rollers withstand rolling fatigue, making it ideal for processes with continuous rotations

• Sheet steel cage resists wear and heat damage from friction, to suit high-speed applications

• Bearing steel cylindrical rollers withstand rolling fatigue, making it ideal for processes with continuous rotations

• Bearing steel cylindrical rollers withstand rolling fatigue, making it ideal for processes with continuous rotations

Applications

• Manufacturing facilities• Automotive production• Construction plans• Aviation equipment

• Manufacturing facilities

• Automotive production

• Automotive production

• Construction plans

• Construction plans

• Aviation equipment

• Aviation equipment

When should I use a needle roller bearing?

Needle roller bearings are used when space is limited and you need to prevent friction between moving surfaces.

Needle roller bearings are used when space is limited and you need to prevent friction between moving surfaces.

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

Needle bearings are a type of roller bearing with long cyndrical rolling parts that achieve a high contact area to support a heavier load.

Needle bearings are a type of roller bearing with long cyndrical rolling parts that achieve a high contact area to support a heavier load.