NSK 51105 Thrust Ball Bearing- Open Type 25mm I.D, 42mm O.D
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
NSKInside Diameter
25mm
Outside Diameter
42mm
Race Width
11mm
Ball Bearing Type
Thrust Ball Bearing
Sealing Arrangement
Open Type
Bearing Clearance
CN
Material
Steel
Ball Material
Steel
Cage Material
Steel
Number of Rows
1
Static Load Rating
37kN
Dynamic Load Rating
19.7kN
Bore Type
Parallel
Bearing Series
1 Extra Light Thrust
Partial Bearing Code
51105
Race Type
Plain
Product details
Metric Steel Ball Thrust Bearing
NSK’s range of thrust bearings are suitable for unidirectional axial loads. Supplied as three-part assemblies, these thrust bearings comprise of two grooved outer raceways and a caged ball set.
These bearings are not suitable for radial loads. Trying to apply and sustain any radial load on a thrust bearing can risk misalignment and damage.
Thrust bearings can be found in a variety of industries such as aerospace, marine and automotive with applications like vertical shaft bearings and steering columns. Commonly found in car gearboxes and clutches, thrust bearings can help to reduce loads as well as help to reduce noise.
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Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
NSKInside Diameter
25mm
Outside Diameter
42mm
Race Width
11mm
Ball Bearing Type
Thrust Ball Bearing
Sealing Arrangement
Open Type
Bearing Clearance
CN
Material
Steel
Ball Material
Steel
Cage Material
Steel
Number of Rows
1
Static Load Rating
37kN
Dynamic Load Rating
19.7kN
Bore Type
Parallel
Bearing Series
1 Extra Light Thrust
Partial Bearing Code
51105
Race Type
Plain
Product details
Metric Steel Ball Thrust Bearing
NSK’s range of thrust bearings are suitable for unidirectional axial loads. Supplied as three-part assemblies, these thrust bearings comprise of two grooved outer raceways and a caged ball set.
These bearings are not suitable for radial loads. Trying to apply and sustain any radial load on a thrust bearing can risk misalignment and damage.
Thrust bearings can be found in a variety of industries such as aerospace, marine and automotive with applications like vertical shaft bearings and steering columns. Commonly found in car gearboxes and clutches, thrust bearings can help to reduce loads as well as help to reduce noise.