The symbol of a bearing consists of a main and an additional symbols.
Basic conditional The designation defines the following characteristics of the bearing:
Brief List of Bearing Types(number 4 in the table):
Radial ball bearings Angular contact ball bearings. Axial Spherical Roller Bearings Axial Needle Roller Bearings Self Aligning Roller Bearings Cylindrical Roller Bearings Spherical Roller Bearings Double Row Bearings High Pressure Bearings Tapered Roller Bearings.
Angular contact ball bearings. Single row of cut-out balls Double row of balls Tapered roller bearings. Needles Tubeless rollers Needle crowns One and two rows Needles sleeves. Needle roller bearings with and without seals Needle roller bearings without and with an inner ring without and with seals Needle roller bearings without and without an inner ring Self-aligning needle roller bearings without and with an inner ring Bearings with needle roller bearings without and with an inner ring.
The designation of all the listed characteristics is made up of signs (numbers). The meanings of the numbers are determined by the places they occupy in the symbol (when reading from right to left):
Cylindrical roller bearings, single and double row, with cages or cages Cylindrical roller bearings with grooves in the outer ring, double row, with seals. Axial needle roller bearings Axial roller bearings with a cylindrical roller. Axial wheels Axial needle roller bearings Axial cylindrical roller bearings. Axial cylindrical roller thrust bearings. Precision knurled nuts Combined axial and radial bearings.
Rolling bearings Rolling bearings Roller bearings. Spherical roller bearings. Radial spherical plain bearings Spherical plain bearings Spherical plain bearings Spherical plain bearings Spherical plain bearings Radial spherical plain bearings.
seventh Maintenance free cylindrical sliding bushings. Non-drive spherical plain bearings Angular contact spherical plain bearings Axial spherical plain bearings. Ball ends requiring maintenance. Hydraulic ball heads Stepless ball head. Stepless ball head with integrated ball bearings. Russian marking system for rolling bearingsLinear displacement systems. Linear bearings Linear bearings Linear bearings Linear bearings with ball bearings Miniature recirculation systems Double row ball recirculation systems. Ball recirculation systems Ball recirculation systems with four rows of balls. Systems with recirculation of six rows of balls. Roller recirculation systems. Rollers with roller recirculation Linear guides with flat cages. width series (heights) |
fifth and sixth constructive execution |
fourth bearing type | third series of diameters |
First and second Lubrication - plain bearings lubricated with solid oil. What is solid oil? The polymer material is porous with millions of micropores that retain lubricating oil. The pores are so small that the oil is retained due to surface tension. Oil makes up on average 70% of the weight of the material. Doesn't damage environment. Chemical resistance. Can withstand great forces d.
Symbol for bearing hole diameter (for bearings with a bore diameter of 10 mm or more) |
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7 | 5 | 6 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 |
Sum of true digital values , designated by the first, second, third and seventh digits, determines the overall dimensions of the bearing.
There will never be an outlet that will pollute. Continuous market changes require a constant range of bearings. Each new application has specific requirements. The design of a bearing assembly includes several factors that not only determine the type of bearing and its size, but also the internal adjustments and amount of lubricant to suit each need.
This can be used with a lower cross profile, allowing for a smaller size. The self-leveling properties allow the case to be thinner since deformation under load is not an issue. Its measures perfectly replace conventional roller and ball bearings.
overall dimensions bearing |
overall dimensions of the bearing | |||||
7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 |
In the designation of bearings ranging from 20 mm to 495 mm inclusive, the first (1) and second (2) digits (on the right) of the symbol are the quotient of dividing the nominal hole diameter by five.
Prefixes are used to identify bearing components. Suffixes are used to identify designs that differ in some way from the original design or differ from a design that complies with the current standard. Suffixes: When a bearing designation consists of several suffixes, its order is determined by the following groupings: internal design, external design, cage and other characteristics of the bearing. Room suffixes are preceded by a slash, which separates them from the main designator or suffix that precedes them.
Example: Bearing 109 diameter series 1 With internal hole diameter 45 mm.
Example: Bearing 206 diameter series 2 With internal hole diameter 30 mm.
Bearings with bore diameter 22, 28, 32, 500 mm and more are indicated by a fraction, the denominator of which indicates the diameter of the internal hole, and the numerator - the remaining characteristics in the order established for all bearings.
Brackets with two holes Flange brackets with three and four holes. Clamping bearings Self-aligning ball bearings with a spherical outer ring. Self-aligning ball bearings with a cylindrical outer ring surface. Self-aligning roller bearings with rubber coating. Radial ball bearings, precision. Angular contact ball bearings.
Radial ball bearings Radial ball bearings Axial radial ball bearings. Guide rails coated with polyester resin. Track type guide rollers Guide roller guide rollers Tensioner wheels for tensioning belts.
Designations for the diameters of the inner holes of bearings from 10 to 17 mm are slightly different and correspond to the following table:
Designation | Bearing hole diameter, mm |
00 | 10 |
01 | 12 |
02 | 15 |
03 | 17 |
Example: 1000801 - Rolling bearing, radial ball, single row, basic design, series of diameters 8 with a hole diameter of 12 mm; 1000802 – a similar bearing with a hole diameter of 15 mm.
The use of bearings in machines reduces friction at points of rotational motion. The bearings are also called non-fluid dynamic bearings. According to the usage, the bearings are classified into several types which are used depending on your application. considering. For better identification, nomenclature is provided; which indicates the type of bearing and, in general, its characteristics. Some faults occur due to poor use or poor maintenance of bearings.
Preventative maintenance of bearings is very important because if they fail, we can have big consequences, both economic and increasing. Internet Encyclopedia 001. One of these is bearings, which extend the life of rotating parts by providing greater strength and temperature control at friction points. There are several types of bearings, and day by day the market demands strive to improve the quality of bearings; This is how industries today bring various alternatives in terms of bearings to the market.
For bearings with an internal bore diameter of up to 10 mm, the first digit on the right indicates the size of the bearing bore diameter in millimeters.
Example: 19
– Rolling bearing, radial ball, single row, basic design, diameter series 1 with a hole diameter of 9 mm; 1000098
- Rolling bearing, radial ball, single row, basic design, series of diameters 9 with an internal hole diameter of 8 mm.
This article introduces the types of bearings, their characteristics and failures. Learn about the different types of bearings, their characteristics, and some of their most common failures. Specific Objectives Explain the definition of a bearing. There are different types of bearings. Identify different manufacturing processes. Review application tables for bearing selection. Application of each type. As well as assembly and dismantling of bearings. As an example, give a well-known nomenclature used in bearings.
Analyze various ways bearing lubrication and maintenance. In theory, these bearings do not need lubrication, since the balls or rollers roll without sliding inside the track. However, since the speed of rotation of the shaft is never constant, small accelerations caused by speed fluctuations create relative slip between the ball and the track. This puncture generates heat.
The following diameters of the inner bore of the bearings: 0.6; 1.5; and 2.5 mm are indicated by a fraction. If the bearing bore diameter is expressed fractional number, except for values 0.6; 1.5 and 2.5, then it has a designation of the hole diameter rounded to a whole number, in this case in its symbol the number 5 should be in second place.
Example: 56
– Rolling bearing, radial ball, single row with a hole diameter of 6.35 mm (1/4”).
Depending on these loads, the bearing is simply lubricated with grease or an oil bath, which has a large capacity to dissipate heat. Radial load bearings. They may preferentially support directional loads in a direction perpendicular to the axis of rotation. Bearings for axial loads. They can withstand loads acting only in the direction of the axis of rotation. In turn, they can be: single-acting bearings, which can take axial loads in one direction, and double-acting bearings, which can take axial loads in both directions.
Bearings that are non-standard in terms of outer diameter or width are designated in third place by the number 7 or 8. Non-standard bearings in terms of internal diameter or width are designated in second place by number 6 or 7 (this is true for bearings with an internal hole with a diameter of up to 10 mm).
The bearing type is indicated by the fourth number from the right.
Bearings for mixed loads. They can support radial, axial or combined forces. It can be said that in these three categories there is a wide variety of bearings, we could say that the following are the most used in machines.
Ball bearings to the ball. Narrow bearings. Cylindrical roller bearings. Rolling bearings to the ball. Axial cylindrical roller bearings. Axial roller bearings. Axial roller bearings with ball. There are several types of these bearings: deep groove ball bearings, deep groove ball bearings with an annular groove in the outer ring to be able to lock them axially with thrust washers, deep groove ball bearings with a tapered bore, double row deep groove ball bearings, etc. .d. Pre-lubricated bearings are manufactured with sealing caps that prevent foreign elements from entering and prevent grease from leaking out.
Bearing type |
Designation (number 4 on the right) |
Examples |
Radial ball | 0* | 17, 107 , 50107, 150107, 7000107, 204 |
Radial ball spherical | 1 | 1 204, 11 204, 111 204 |
Radial roller with short cylindrical rollers | 2 | 2 316, 32 316 |
Radial roller spherical | 3 | 3 632, 3003 180 |
Radial roller needle or long cylindrical rollers | 4** | 4024 114, 3004 244 |
Radial roller with twisted rollers | 5 | 5 218 |
Angular contact ball | 6 | 36 120, 46 115 |
Angular contact roller conical The seal of these bearings consists of a synthetic rubber ring molded onto a steel plate, embedded in the outer ring. There are two types of sealed bearings: one uses contact seals with an inner ring, providing excellent and effective protection against dust ingress; And the other uses non-contact inner ring seals suitable for low torque applications. Maximum performance ball bearings with filling grooves are also manufactured. In the inner and outer rings. These bearings have more steel balls than standard bearings, with dynamic load ratings ranging from 20% to 35%. The filling grooves make them unsuitable for applications with heavy axial loads, but only where radial load is predominant or unique. |
7 | 7 209, 2007 120 |
Thrust or thrust-radial ball | 8 | 8 210 |
Thrust or thrust-radial roller | 9** | 9039 428, 9959 317 |
Articulated | ShS, Sh | Shs 30, Sh 30 |
* The number “0” is indicated if the symbol consists of five or more digits
** Some new designs have alphanumeric designations
bearing name | transcript |
Sh |
Plain bearing without holes or grooves For lubrication |
Shs |
Plain bearing with holes and groove For lubrication in the inner ring |
ShS...K |
Plain bearing with holes and grooves For lubrication in the inner and outer rings |
Shsl |
Split spherical spherical bearing Outer ring |
ShSP |
Plain bearing modification ShS With slot on outer ring |
2ShS; 5ShS; 8ШС (numbers before letters) |
Plain bearing series widths and diameters (dimensions differ from the main version) |
The designs of each of the 10 types of bearings can be expressed through a combination of two numbers from 00 to 99, located in the 5th and 6th places of the main symbol. The design of the bearing, indicated by the numbers 00, is indicated only if there is a seventh significant digit.
Additional symbols are placed both on the left (separated by a hyphen) and on the right (must begin with capital letter) from the main symbol.
Additional bearing designations located to the left of the main designation
The following bearing accuracy classes exist:
0, 6, 5, 4, 2, T- roller and ball radial and ball angular contact bearings;
0, 6, 5, 4, 2
- thrust and thrust radial bearings;
6Х*, 6, 5, 4, 2- tapered (roller) bearings (* - accuracy class 6X is indicated by one sign “ X”).
0 higher accuracy class 7 And 8 accuracy classes. Bearings 7 And 8 accuracy class are used in non-critical units.
0 accuracy class is not indicated.
To designate bearings that are subject to increased precision requirements, the letter is used "U". Example : 6U-7612
In the additional designation of the bearing, the radial clearance group is placed to the left of the accuracy class designation.
Example: 70- 207 , Where number 7 denotes the radial clearance group of the bearing, the number 0 – indicates the accuracy class bearing 207. The normal radial clearance group is not indicated in the bearing designation.
Additional requirements for the bearing in terms of radial clearance are indicated by the letter N.
Example: Н0-42207М
, where the letter N is the designation of an additional (special) radial clearance group, the number 0
– designation of the bearing accuracy class 42207M.
The designation of the friction moment (rate) of the bearing is carried out by a number that corresponds to the number of the corresponding row of the rate of friction moment and is placed before the designation of the radial clearance of the bearing. In this case, when designating angular contact and radial single-row bearings with radial clearance corresponding to the normal group, the letter is placed in place of the designation of the radial clearance of the bearing M.
Example: 125-204 – rolling bearing, radial ball, single row 204 , accuracy class 5 , with radial clearance according to the group 2 , with the moment of friction - 1 (first row); 4M6-1000801– rolling bearing, radial ball, single row 1000801 , accuracy class 6 , with radial clearance - normal group, the friction moment corresponds to the fourth row.
Bearings of special assembly, with small radial clearances, are indicated by additional symbols: NT And WELL. Designation NT means reduced rotation accuracy and seat sizes; designation WELL– means only reduced bearing rotation accuracy.
Example: NT19Yu; NT25; NU202 Yu
In accordance with GOST 520-2011, depending on additional technical requirements. requirements there are three categories of bearings:
Category designations A And IN indicate:
Bearing designations located to the left of the main designation:
Explanation of additional designation | Additional designations | |
On first execution | Upon subsequent execution | |
Heavy-duty bearings | A | |
Massive separator made of tin-free bronze | B | B1, B2, B3, B4, B5... |
Massive separator made of ferrous metals | G | G1, G2, G3, G4, G5... |
Aluminum alloy separator | D | D1, D2, D3, D4, D5... |
Brass separator | L | L1, L2, L3, L4, L5... |
Separator made of plastic materials (textolite, etc.) | E | E1, E2, E3, E4, E5... |
Design changes to bearing parts (For roller bearings with short cylindrical rollers - stamped steel cage, for angular contact balls - bevels on the outer, inner or both rings) |
TO | K1, K2, K3, K4, K5... |
Parts made of heat-resistant steels | R | P1, P2, P3, P4, P5... |
Parts made of case-hardened steels | X | X1, X2, X3, X4, X5... |
Steel parts SH with special additives | E | E1, E2, E3, E4, E5... |
Stainless steel parts | YU | Yu1, Yu2, Yu3, Yu4, Yu5... |
Parts made from rarely used materials (glass, ceramics, etc.) | I | Z1, Z2, Z3, Z4, Z5... |
Vacuum steel parts | W | W1, W2, W3, W4, W5... |
Additional technical requirements for the cleanliness of parts processing, stricter requirements for roughness, radial clearance, axial play, coatings, etc. | U | U1, U2, U3, U4, U5... |
Rings and rolling elements, or only one ring made of modified heat-resistant steel (except for double-row radial-spherical rollers) | N | H1, H2, H3, H4, H5... |
Groove in the center of the outer ring with three holes for lubrication (for double-row radial-spherical rollers) | N | H1, H2, H3, H4, H5... |
Modified contact (For tapered bearings with short cylindrical rollers - the presence of a bomb on the roller generatrix) |
M | M1, M2, M3, M4, M5... |
Ring tempering temperature requirements* | T | Explanation in the "Temperature" section |
Requirements to the ring tempering temperature, °C |
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T | T1 | T2 | T3 | T4 | T5 | T6 |
200° | 225° | 250° | 300° | 350° | 400° | 450° |
The bearing noise level is indicated by the letter Sh with digital index ( Ш1, Ш2, Ш3, Ш4, Ш5…). As the digital index increases, the noise requirements become more stringent, and the level of bearing vibration decreases accordingly. Letter “ Sh” with a digital index is indicated to the right of the main symbol of the bearing following the designation of design differences ( TO) and separator material ( D, L, E, B) or ring material ( Yu, X, R).
Closed bearings use grease; additional designations depending on the lubricant used in the bearing are given in the table:
Designation |
Lubricant brand |
Temperature range of application – °C |
Lubrication group (Application) |
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Name |
GOST, TU |
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CIATIM-201 | GOST 6267-74 |
60…+90 |
Low temperature |
C1 |
OKB-122-7 | GOST 18179-72 |
40…+100 |
Instrument room |
C2 |
CIATIM-221 | GOST 9433-80 |
60…+160 |
Heat resistant |
C3 |
VNIIPM-210 | TU 38.101275-72 |
60…+250 |
Heat resistant |
C4 |
CIATIM-221S |
60…+200 |
Heat resistant | |
C5 |
There are two main types of bearing designations: Russian - according to the state standard, and European - adopted in Western countries. Here we take a closer look at our designation system for rolling bearings.
A complete bearing marking consists of three parts:
The designation of bearings with an internal diameter of less than 10 mm is slightly different from larger diameters. Let's decipher all the elements of the designation.
Excluding bearings with an internal diameter of 0.6; 1.5; 2.5 mm (they are indicated by a fraction).
Prefix on the left | Base | Suffix on the right | |||||||||||||||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
The prefix may include Arabic numerals, letters of the Russian or Latin alphabets. It characterizes the manufacturing quality of the bearing.
Characterizes the material of bearing parts, the brand of grease, as well as a number of special requirements and characteristics. The number after the letter in the designation suffix indicates the execution number.
In addition to bearings with hole diameters 22; 28; 32 and 500 mm (indicated by a fraction).
Prefix on the left | Base | Suffix on the right | |||||||||||||||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |