NSK import bearing letter code analysis

- Nov 05, 2020-

The complete code of rolling bearing parts and accessories consists of basic code and supplementary code.The basic code consists of bearing type code, size series code and bore code.Represents the basic type, structure and size of the bearing. It is the basis of bearing code.Supplementary codes are codes added around the base codes when bearing structure shape, dimension, tolerance and technical requirements change.The code added on the left side of the base code is a front code to identify the bearing component, and the code added on the right side of the base code is a back code to represent a design problem that is different from the original design or different from the current production standards.

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F -- Deep groove ball bearings with flange outer ring (suitable for inside diameter & LT;10mm), example: F605

HR -- Tapered roller bearing with high load, example: HR30207J

MF -- deep grooved ball bearings of specified size with flange outer ring (for inside diameter & LT;10mm), example MF52

MR -- deep groove ball bearings of specific size (for bore & LT;10mm), example MR31

.NSK bearing rear code 1, internal structure

CA -- Solid cage with brass

CD - High load self-aligning roller bearings with ram retainer.

E -- High load cylindrical roller bearing

H -- Self-aligning roller bearing with high load thrust

2, the material

G -- Ring, the rolling body is carburized carbon steel

H -- Ring with stainless steel rolling body

3. Cage

M -- Copper alloy solid retainer

T -- Synthetic resin retainer

W -- Press cage

V -- No retainer

4. Sealing ring and dust cover

Z, ZS -- one side with steel plate dust cover

ZZ, ZZS -- dust cover with steel plate on both sides

D, DU -- one side with contact rubber sealing ring

DD, DDU - both sides with contact rubber sealing ring

V -- Non-contact rubber sealing ring on one side

VV -- one side with non-contact rubber sealing ring

5. Ring shape

K -- Taper hole, taper 1:12

K30 -- Taper hole, taper 1:30

E -- Cut or oil hole in the ring

E4 -- Oil groove and oil hole on the outer ring

N -- Outside diameter of outer ring with stop groove

NR -- outside diameter of outer ring with stop groove and stop ring

6. Matching and gasket

DB -- installed back to back in pairs

DF - mounted face to face in pairs

DT -- Series installation in pairs

+K -- outer ring with padding

+L -- padded inner ring

+KL -- inner ring and outer ring with gasket

H -- Structural designation of the tight sleeve

AH -- structural code for disassembly sleeve

HJ -- Code name of L - type side ring

Supplement: The following letters indicate the bearing clearance

C1-- Radial clearance of centripetal bearing is smaller than C2 clearance.

C2-- Radial clearance of centripetal bearing, smaller than standard clearance.

CN (omitted) -- radial standard clearance of centripetal bearing.

C3-- Radial clearance of radial bearing, larger than the standard clearance.

C4-- Radial clearance of centripetal bearing is larger than C3 clearance.

C5-- radial clearance of centripetal bearing, larger than C4 clearance.

CC1-- Radial clearance of cylindrical roller bearings (not interchangeable) is smaller than that of CC2.

CC2-- Radial clearance of cylindrical roller bearings (not interchangeable), smaller than standard clearance.

CC-- radial standard clearance for cylindrical roller bearings (not interchangeable).

CC3-- Radial clearance of cylindrical roller bearings (not interchangeable), larger than the standard clearance.

CC4-- Radial clearance of cylindrical roller bearings (not interchangeable) is larger than that of CC3.

CC5-- Radial clearance of cylindrical roller bearings (not interchangeable) is larger than that of CC4.

MC1-- radial clearance of small, micro ball bearing is smaller than that of MC2.

MC2-- radial clearance of small and micro ball bearings is smaller than that of MC3.

MC3-- Radial clearance standard clearance for small and micro ball bearings.

MC4-- Radial clearance of small and micro ball bearings is larger than that of MC3.

MC5-- radial clearance of small and micro ball bearings is larger than that of MC4.

MC6-- radial clearance of small and micro ball bearings is larger than that of MC5.

CM-- radial clearance of deep groove ball bearings for motors and cylindrical roller bearings.

CT-- Radial clearance of cylindrical roller bearings for motors.


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