QJ 212 MA
Four-point contact ball bearing
Four-point contact ball bearings can accommodate high axial loads in both directions and small radial loads.
They can operate at very high speeds and are more suitable than deep groove ball bearings for supporting large axial forces. The outer ring, with ball and cage assembly, can be mounted separately from the two inner ring halves.
- High-speed capability
- Accommodate high axial loads in both directions and small radial loads
- Require considerably less axial space than double row angular contact ball bearings
Dimensions
| d |
60 mm
|
Bore diameter |
| D |
110 mm
|
Outside diameter |
| B |
22 mm
|
Width |
| d1 |
≈72 mm
|
Shoulder diameter inner ring |
| D1 |
≈93 mm
|
Shoulder diameter outer ring/ inner diameter housing washer |
| a |
60 mm
|
Distance pressure point(s) |
| r1,2 |
min.1.5 mm
|
Chamfer dimension inner ring |
Abutment dimensions
| da |
min.69 mm
|
Abutment diameter shaft |
| Da |
max.101 mm
|
Abutment diameter housing |
| ra |
max.1.5 mm
|
Fillet radius |
Calculation data
| SKF performance class |
|
SKF Explorer
|
| Basic dynamic load rating |
C |
96.5 kN
|
| Basic static load rating |
C0 |
93 kN
|
| Fatigue load limit |
Pu |
4 kN
|
| Limiting speed |
|
10 000 r/min
|
| Calculation factor |
A |
0.0242
|
| Limiting value |
e |
0.95
|
| Calculation factor |
X |
0.6
|
| Calculation factor |
Y0 |
0.58
|
| Calculation factor |
Y1 |
0.66
|
| Calculation factor |
Y2 |
1.07
|