SKF BA 8 1 Row Ball Bearing - 8 mm ID, 19 mm OD

SKF Single-Row Thrust Ball Bearing, 8mm ID, 19mm OD - BA 8

Looking for an innovative solution to withstand the pulling forces on the axes of your applications? This SKF single-row thrust ball bearing accommodates the axial loads of your shafts and rotates with minimal friction to reduce wear. It's designed for very high-speed applications with a rotational speed of up to 17,000rpm (rotations per minute) and can support a heavy static load of up to 3.8kN or a dynamic load of up to 3.19kN.

Looking for an innovative solution to withstand the pulling forces on the axes of your applications? This SKF single-row thrust ball bearing accommodates the axial loads of your shafts and rotates with minimal friction to reduce wear. It's designed for very high-speed applications with a rotational speed of up to 17,000rpm (rotations per minute) and can support a heavy static load of up to 3.8kN or a dynamic load of up to 3.19kN.

• Stainless-steel ball and race material makes the bearing robust and resistant to corrosives, meaning it's suitable for use in most indoor and outdoor environments• Heat stabilised up to +125°C to withstand the heat generated by friction during rotation

• Stainless-steel ball and race material makes the bearing robust and resistant to corrosives, meaning it's suitable for use in most indoor and outdoor environments

• Heat stabilised up to +125°C to withstand the heat generated by friction during rotation

• Heat stabilised up to +125°C to withstand the heat generated by friction during rotation

Applications

• Consumer goods production• Transportation and automotive industries• Power tools

• Consumer goods production

• Transportation and automotive industries

• Transportation and automotive industries

• Power tools

• Power tools

Can I use thrust ball bearings to handle radial loads?

A thrust ball bearing is specifically designed to handle axial loads or horizontal pulling forces that move along the line of a shaft. It won't rotate or absorb friction when exposed to radial loads or vertical pulling forces.

A thrust ball bearing is specifically designed to handle axial loads or horizontal pulling forces that move along the line of a shaft. It won't rotate or absorb friction when exposed to radial loads or vertical pulling forces.