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Double-rowball bearings
Radial double-row ball bearings 262� Definition and capabilities 262� Series 262� Tolerances and clearances 262� Design criteria 263� Suffixes 263� Characteristics 264
Radial double-row ball bearings 265
Double-row angular-contact ball bearings 266� Definition and capabilities 266� Series 266� Variants 267� Tolerances and clearances 267� Design criteria 267� Suffixes 267� Characteristics 268
Radial double-row ball bearings are designed to sustain higher radial loads than single-rowbearings, as well as axial loads in both directions.
Practically, these bearings only admit very low misalignment between shaft and housing, to theorder of 0.06°.
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� Tolerances
Normally manufactured in the normal tolerance class.
Single-row ball bearings can be supplied on request in tolerance classes 6 and 5 for all orspecific characteristics (e.g. bore or radial run-out in tolerance class 6).
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� Internal radial clearance
All standard production bearings are in the normal clearance group N. The other groups canbe supplied on request.
For single-row radial ball bearings with a tapered bore, SNR has adopted group 3 (C3) as thestandard clearance to allow for the greater reduction in clearance resulting from fitting on atapered seat.
The radial clearance leads to an axial clearance; a simple formula can be used to calculate theapproximate size of the theoretical axial clearance Ja as a function of the operating radialclearance Jr.
Ja = ( Jr (D-d) / 20 )1/2
Design criteria
� Bearing life
� Residual radial clearance
� Bearings operating under high axial loads
The performance of bearings operating under high axial loads can be improved by increasingthe radial clearance in order to create a contact angle in operation. The axial load Fa must notexceed a mean value of 0,5 C0.
This type of operation has to be studied according to the loading conditions and dimensionsof the bearings. Consult SNR.
� Assembly made up by two side-by-side bearings
Each pair of bearings is calculated like a single bearing.
Suffixes
A Bearing without filling slots with glass-fiber reinforced polyamide cage 6.6
Double-row ball bearings
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Radial double-row ball bearings (continued)
d D BC C0
mm References mm mm 103N 103N rpm* rpm*
10 4200 A 30 14 9.2 5.2 18000 22000
12 4201 A 32 14 9.4 5.5 16000 20000
15 4202 A 35 14 10.4 6.6 14000 180004302 A 42 17 14.8 9.1 12000 16000
17 4203 A 40 16 14.7 9.5 13000 160004303 A 47 19 19.7 13.2 11000 14000
20 4204 A 47 18 17.8 12.7 11000 130004304 A 52 21 23.4 16 9400 12000
25 4205 A 52 18 19.2 14.7 9400 120004305 A 62 24 31.5 22.4 7800 10000
30 4206 A 62 20 26 20.7 7800 98004306 A 72 27 39.5 30.5 6700 8800
35 4207 A 72 23 32 26 6700 84004307 A 80 31 51 38 5900 7800
40 4208 A 80 23 34 30 6000 75004308 A 90 33 63 48 5200 6900
45 4209 A 85 23 36 33 5500 69004309 A 100 36 72 60 4700 6200
50 4210 A 90 23 39.8 36.5 5100 64004310 A 110 40 89 76 4200 5600
55 4211 A 100 25 43 43 4600 58004311 A 120 43 104 90 3900 5100
60 4212 A 110 28 57 58 4200 53004312 A 130 46 120 106 3600 4700
65 4213 A 120 31 67 67 3900 49004313 A 140 48 129 113 3300 4400
70 4214 A 125 31 70 73 3700 4600
75 4215 A 130 31 73 80 3500 4400
80 4216 A 140 33 81 90 3300 4100
85 4217 A 150 36 94 106 3100 3800
B
D
d d3
D1
r1
r1
* These are the speed limits according to the SNR concept (see pages 85 to 87).
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d3min
D1max
r1max
References mm mm mm kg
4200 A 14 26 0.6 0.049
4201 A 16 28 0.6 0.055
4202 A 19 31 0.6 0.0604302 A 21 36 1 0.120
4203 A 21 36 0.6 0.0904303 A 23 41 1 0.160
4204 A 26 41 1 0.1404304 A 27 45 1.1 0.210
4205 A 31 46 1 0.1604305 A 32 55 1.1 0.340
4206 A 36 56 1 0.2604306 A 37 65 1.1 0.541
4207 A 42 65 1.1 0.4344307 A 44 71 1.5 0.732
4208A 47 73 1.1 0.5314308A 49 81 1.5 1.006
4209 A 52 78 1.1 0.5814309 A 54 91 1.5 1.348
4210 A 57 83 1.1 0.6234310 A 61 99 2 1.800
4211 A 64 91 1.5 0.8394311 A 66 109 2 2.275
4212 A 69 101 1.5 1.1534312 A 73 117 2.1 2.890
4213 A 74 111 1.5 1.6154313 A 78 127 2.1 3.460
4214 A 79 116 1.5 1.715
4215 A 84 121 1.5 1.810
4216 A 91 129 2 2.280
4217 A 96 139 2 2.500
Design criteria
Double-row angular-contact ball bearings
Double-row ball bearings
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Definition and capabilities
Series
� Definition
Double-row angular-contact ball bearings accept axial loads in both directions and can beused singly, as dual bearing units.
� Capabilities
� Loads and speeds
These bearings are designed to:
• withstand combined loads with a predominant axial component
• withstand axial loads in both directions• accept relatively high speeds of rotation
� Misalignment
The construction of these bearings limits them to very small misalignment values, in the rangeof 0.06°.
Fa / Fr ≥ 1
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� Series 32...A, 33...A
Contact angle 25°.No filling slot.Can accept axial loads in both directions.These bearings have synthetic material cages.They are supplied pre-lubricated with a standard applicationgrease (maximum operating temperature 110°C or 230°F).
32°
Type A
Type B
� Series 32...B, 33...B
Contact angle 32°.With filling slots.Can accept axial loads (higher loads than Type A) in a predom-inant direction.Cage in pressed steel, synthetic material or machined brass.
25°
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Variants
� Sealed or protected bearings
Double-row angular-contact ball bearings also exist in variantsfitted with shields or seals. In this case their reference becomes52... ZZ, 53... ZZ or 52... EE, 53... EE.
The outer ring of bearings in the series with seals or shields canbe fitted with a snap ring (reference 52...NRZZ, 53 ... NREE).The position dimensions of the snap ring are identical to thoseof the ball bearing with the same outside diameter. 52... EE
53... EE
Tolerances and clearances
� Tolerances
Manufactured in the normal tolerance class.
� Axial clearance
An axial clearance is defined for these bearings. This clearance is not standardised.
The values are communicated by SNR on request.
Installation/assembly criteria
In the majority of applications this bearing is considered a single assembly. It can sometimesbe used like a double bearing playing the role of two bearings due to the distance between theload application points.
Suffixes
The relation between the radial clearance Jr of a bearing and the axial clearance Ja definedabove can be approximated using the following formula:
Type A:
Type B:
Jr = 0.4 Ja
Jr = 0.5 Ja
52... ZZ53... ZZ
A No filling slot with polyamide cage, angle 25°
B With filling slots, angle 32°
G15 Glass-fiber reinforced polyamide cage
D
d
B
aD1
d3
r1
r1
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d B aC0
mm References mm mm mm 103N 103N rpm* rpm*
10 3200 A 30 14 15.1 7.8 4.55 16000 21000
12 3201 A 32 15.9 16.6 10.7 5.9 15000 20000
15 3202 A 35 15.9 18 11.8 7.1 13000 180003302 A 42 19 21.5 16.2 10.1 11000 15000
17 3203 A 40 17.5 20.4 14.6 9 12000 150003303 A 47 22.2 24 20.9 12.4 10000 14000
20 3204 A 47 20.6 24.2 19.6 12.5 9700 130003304 B 52 22.2 34 20.8 18.3 9000 12000
25 3205 B 52 20.6 35 18.9 18.2 8400 110003305 B 62 25.4 40 29 26.5 7500 10000
30 3206 B 62 23.8 40.6 27 27 7200 96003306 B 72 30.2 47.3 38 36 6400 8600
35 3207 B 72 27 47.2 37 37.5 6100 82003307 B 80 34.9 54.1 48.5 47 5600 7500
40 3208 B 80 30.2 52 42 44 5500 73003308 B 90 36.5 59 60 59 5100 6800
45 3209 A 85 30.2 43.2 48 37 5100 68003309 A 100 39.7 50.1 68 51 4600 6100
50 3210 A 90 30.2 45.5 51 42 4700 63003310 A 110 44.4 55 81 62 4200 5600
55 3211 A 100 33.3 49.9 63 52 4300 57003311 A 120 49.2 61.2 102 79 3800 51003311 B 120 49.2 80.4 101 113 3800 5100
60 3212 A 110 36.5 55.1 72 61 3900 52003312 A 130 54 67.3 125 98 3500 4600
65 3213 A 120 38.1 59.8 80 73 3500 47003313 A 140 58.7 73.3 149 118 3200 4300
70 3214 A 125 39.7 61.6 84 76 3400 46003314 B 150 63.5 100.8 147 172 3000 4000
75 3215 A 130 41.3 65 77 84 3200 4200
80 3216 A 140 44.4 69 99 93 3000 4000
D
d
B
a
CD
version A version B
* These are the speed limits according to the SNR concept (see pages 85 to 87).
The spherical race in the outer ring allows angular displacement.
The variant with taper bore makes assembly easier.
� Cages
Standard dimension bearings are equipped with a synthetic material cage (maximum operatingtemperature: 120°C or 248°F, 150°C or 302°F peak). Large dimension bearings are equippedwith a pressed steel or machined brass cage.
� Capabilities
� Loads and speeds
This type of bearing accepts relatively high speeds of rotation. It has good ability to withstandradial loads. Its design, however, means that it can only accept very low axial loads.
� Misalignment
The outer ring of this type of bearing has a spherical raceway that allows angular travel rings.This means that it can accept high misalignment values, whether permanent (rotationalbending of shaft) or not.
Double-row self-aligning ball bearings allow high misalignment values of the order of 2 to 4°without loss of performance.
The misalignment angle must nevertheless be limited in order to remain within values compatiblewith the sealing system used.
In sealed variants the permissible misalignment is limited to 0.5°.
Variants
� Bearings with tapered bore. Suffix K
Standardized 1:12 taper. They are usually fitted using a tapered adapter sleeve.
The tapered bore variant allows the use of as-rolled shafts, thanks to the characteristics of thetapered adapter sleeve. These bearings are often mounted in split pillow blocks.
� Sealed bearings. Suffix EE. Series 22...EE - 23...EE
These bearings are pre-greased. Their seals limit angular travel possibilities to 1/20. Their basicloads are the same as the series 12 and 13 bearings of the same diameter, because they havethe same internal design definition.
They therefore also have the same equivalent load factors.
� Bearings with wide inner ring. Series 112, 113
Bearings whose inner ring extends beyond both sides of the outer ring. The inner ring has aslot for a drive screw. These bearings are mainly used in agricultural machinery.
These bearings are supplied with tolerances in compliance with ISO 492 Standard, but in thenormal tolerance class only.
� Clearances
� Internal radial clearance
This clearance is standardised (ISO 5753). The values are different for cylindrical bore andtapered bore bearings (suffix K). The latter have a significantly larger clearance to allow thereduction in clearance resulting from the adapter sleeve interference fit. The recommendedresidual clearance after fitting is of the range of:
Jrm = 2 d1/2 10-3
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� Axial clearance
As the axial clearance Ja is a function of the radial clearance Jr, its value can be calculatedusing the following approximation formula:
Fitting and adjustment
This type of bearing is very sensitive to any cancellation of clearance and the residualclearance must be checked after fitting swivelling by hand. It is particularly important toperform this check on bearings with a tapered bore.
Some self-aligning ball bearings protrude slightly with respect to the faces. Example: 1320.
Suffixes
Ja = 2.27 Y0 . Jr
Value in µm
Bore Group 2 Group N Group 3 Group 4 Group 5diameter