SKF 22220EK Tapered 1:12 100 mm ID Roller Bearing, 180 mm OD

SKF Roller Bearing, Spherical, 100mm ID, 180mm OD - 22220EK

Choose this spherical roller bearing from SKF to support heavy loads running in both directions. Its self-aligning design handles misalignment between the shaft and the housing without causing friction or suffering damage. As the unit carries a dynamic load of up to 433kN and a static load up to 490kN at a maximum of 3400rpm, it's ideal for managing very heavy loads and high speeds. This bearing can be used in a modular system, so it lets you create a bespoke setup to suit your needs.

Choose this spherical roller bearing from SKF to support heavy loads running in both directions. Its self-aligning design handles misalignment between the shaft and the housing without causing friction or suffering damage. As the unit carries a dynamic load of up to 433kN and a static load up to 490kN at a maximum of 3400rpm, it's ideal for managing very heavy loads and high speeds. This bearing can be used in a modular system, so it lets you create a bespoke setup to suit your needs.

• Open type design means you can grease the bearing without dismantling it• Steel cage material is corrosion-resistant and withstands the wear and impact experienced in demanding industrial settings

• Open type design means you can grease the bearing without dismantling it

• Steel cage material is corrosion-resistant and withstands the wear and impact experienced in demanding industrial settings

• Steel cage material is corrosion-resistant and withstands the wear and impact experienced in demanding industrial settings

Applications

• Aviation industry• Automotive production• Manufacturing facilities

• Aviation industry

• Automotive production

• Automotive production

• Manufacturing facilities

• Manufacturing facilities

What's the difference between spherical roller bearings and cylindrical roller bearings?

Spherical roller bearings have two rings on their inner raceway to accommodate thrust loads. Cylindrical roller bearings handle limited thrust and are better suited to heavy radial loads at high speeds.

Spherical roller bearings have two rings on their inner raceway to accommodate thrust loads. Cylindrical roller bearings handle limited thrust and are better suited to heavy radial loads at high speeds.

When would I need a tapered bore bearing?

A tapered bore bearing like this one reduces friction, which keeps heat to a minimum. It's an ideal choice when you need to transfer loads evenly while rolling.

A tapered bore bearing like this one reduces friction, which keeps heat to a minimum. It's an ideal choice when you need to transfer loads evenly while rolling.