SKF 22210EK Tapered 1:12 50 mm ID Roller Bearing, 90 mm OD

SKF Roller Bearing, Spherical Bearing Type, 50mm ID, 90mm OD, Tapered Bore - 22210EK

Going around in circles looking for a durable, low-maintenance bearing? Pick this roller type from SKF. Thanks to a high fatigue limit load of 11.8kN, it's ideal for heavy-duty tasks. It also withstands both radial and axial loads, so it's a versatile choice for industrial applications. The steel cage material is hardwearing and resists corrosion when exposed to harsh conditions. Integral seals keep the bearing protected from dust and contaminants, so you get reliably smooth performance.

Going around in circles looking for a durable, low-maintenance bearing? Pick this roller type from SKF. Thanks to a high fatigue limit load of 11.8kN, it's ideal for heavy-duty tasks. It also withstands both radial and axial loads, so it's a versatile choice for industrial applications. The steel cage material is hardwearing and resists corrosion when exposed to harsh conditions. Integral seals keep the bearing protected from dust and contaminants, so you get reliably smooth performance.

Features & Benefits

• Dynamic load rating of 104kN and static load rating of 108kN mean it handles high-stress tasks• Fast limiting speed of 9,500rpm so it withstands rapid rotations• Sheet metal cage guides the rolling parts to keep vibration and noise low• Inbuilt re-lubrication point makes greasing quick and easy

• Dynamic load rating of 104kN and static load rating of 108kN mean it handles high-stress tasks

• Fast limiting speed of 9,500rpm so it withstands rapid rotations

• Fast limiting speed of 9,500rpm so it withstands rapid rotations

• Sheet metal cage guides the rolling parts to keep vibration and noise low

• Sheet metal cage guides the rolling parts to keep vibration and noise low

• Inbuilt re-lubrication point makes greasing quick and easy

• Inbuilt re-lubrication point makes greasing quick and easy

Applications

• Agricultural machinery• Construction industry• Automated assembly lines

• Agricultural machinery

• Construction industry

• Construction industry

• Automated assembly lines

• Automated assembly lines

What's the difference between reference speed and limiting speed?

The reference speed of a bearing is based on its thermal properties and is calculated taking load and lubricant into account. The limiting speed is based on mechanical capabilities and shouldn't be exceeded, as that would risk damage to the unit.

The reference speed of a bearing is based on its thermal properties and is calculated taking load and lubricant into account. The limiting speed is based on mechanical capabilities and shouldn't be exceeded, as that would risk damage to the unit.