SKF 6317/C3 1 Row Ball Bearing - 85 mm ID, 180 mm OD

SKF Ball Bearing, Deep-Groove Bearing Type, Open Ended, 85mm ID, 180mm OD - 6317/C3

Limit friction in the moving parts of your industrial machinery using this deep-groove ball bearing from SKF. Its cage and rolling elements are made from hardwearing steel, which resists corrosion and delivers long-lasting performance. An open-ended design means that the balls are exposed and easy to lubricate to keep your system running smoothly. A dynamic load rating of 140kN and a fatigue limit load of 96.5kN indicate that this bearing can support heavy weights even in machinery that runs at constantly high speeds.

Limit friction in the moving parts of your industrial machinery using this deep-groove ball bearing from SKF. Its cage and rolling elements are made from hardwearing steel, which resists corrosion and delivers long-lasting performance. An open-ended design means that the balls are exposed and easy to lubricate to keep your system running smoothly. A dynamic load rating of 140kN and a fatigue limit load of 96.5kN indicate that this bearing can support heavy weights even in machinery that runs at constantly high speeds.

Features & Benefits

• Versatile deep-groove design to support both axial and radial loads• Inside diameter of 85mm and outside diameter of 180mm for compatibility with larger shafts• Limiting speed of 5000r/min and reference speed of 8000r/min to run cool and fast

• Versatile deep-groove design to support both axial and radial loads

• Inside diameter of 85mm and outside diameter of 180mm for compatibility with larger shafts

• Inside diameter of 85mm and outside diameter of 180mm for compatibility with larger shafts

• Limiting speed of 5000r/min and reference speed of 8000r/min to run cool and fast

• Limiting speed of 5000r/min and reference speed of 8000r/min to run cool and fast

Applications

• Automotive industry• Centrifugal pumps• Manufacturing plants

• Automotive industry

• Centrifugal pumps

• Centrifugal pumps

• Manufacturing plants

• Manufacturing plants

What might cause a bearing to fail?

Common causes for bearing failure are improper alignment, looseness or friction. To avoid these, you should correctly align, retighten and lubricate your bearings at regular intervals, so you can rely on them for long-lasting use.

Common causes for bearing failure are improper alignment, looseness or friction. To avoid these, you should correctly align, retighten and lubricate your bearings at regular intervals, so you can rely on them for long-lasting use.