SKF AXK 2542 25 mm ID Roller Bearing Needle, 42 mm OD

SKF Thrust Needle Roller Bearing, 25mm ID, 42mm OD - AXK 2542

Use this thrust needle roller from SKF to support axial loads on rotating parts of your industrial equipment. Thanks to the cylindrical rollers in a band around its perimeter, it can transfer the axial load from a stationary motor to the rotating shaft. This bearing is made entirely of steel, which is durable and resistant to corrosion, so you can rely on it for long-term performance, even in harsh environments. An internal diameter of 25mm makes this unit a good fit for small shafts.

Use this thrust needle roller from SKF to support axial loads on rotating parts of your industrial equipment. Thanks to the cylindrical rollers in a band around its perimeter, it can transfer the axial load from a stationary motor to the rotating shaft. This bearing is made entirely of steel, which is durable and resistant to corrosion, so you can rely on it for long-term performance, even in harsh environments. An internal diameter of 25mm makes this unit a good fit for small shafts.

• Maximum speeds of 3000rpm (rotations per minute) on oil and 2000rpm on grease to handle high-speed operation• Light weight of 7g so it's easy to handle and won't strain your equipment• Static load rating of 60kN (kilonewtons) and dynamic load rating of 13.4kN to handle heavy-duty tasks

• Maximum speeds of 3000rpm (rotations per minute) on oil and 2000rpm on grease to handle high-speed operation

• Light weight of 7g so it's easy to handle and won't strain your equipment

• Light weight of 7g so it's easy to handle and won't strain your equipment

• Static load rating of 60kN (kilonewtons) and dynamic load rating of 13.4kN to handle heavy-duty tasks

• Static load rating of 60kN (kilonewtons) and dynamic load rating of 13.4kN to handle heavy-duty tasks

Applications

• Industrial pumps• Gearboxes• Electric motors

• Industrial pumps

• Gearboxes

• Gearboxes

• Electric motors

• Electric motors

What's the difference between a thrust ball bearing and a thrust roller bearing?

Thrust ball bearings have balls around their perimeter, while needle roller bearings rely on small cylindrical rollers. Needle rollers can typically carry greater loads and also take up less space than balls.

Thrust ball bearings have balls around their perimeter, while needle roller bearings rely on small cylindrical rollers. Needle rollers can typically carry greater loads and also take up less space than balls.