SKF 22218 EK/C3 Explorer Spherical Roller Bearing, Tapered Bore, Standard Tolerance, Steel Cage, C3 Clearance, Metric, 90mm Bore, 160mm OD, 40mm Width, 5300rpm Maximum Rotational Speed, 84300lbf Static Load Capacity, 73060lbf Dynamic Load Capacity
Product Description
SKF 22218 EK/C3 Explorer Spherical Roller Bearing, Tapered Bore, Standard Tolerance, Steel Cage, C3 Clearance, Metric, 90mm Bore, 160mm OD, 40mm Width, 5300rpm Maximum Rotational Speed, 84300lbf Static Load Capacity, 73060lbf Dynamic Load Capacity
- Two row spherical roller bearing suitable for applications that support high radial and oscillating axial loads
- Two-piece pressed steel window-type cage has high wear resistance and spaces the rollers for even load distribution and prevents contact to reduce friction, vibration, and noise
- Flangeless inner ring with cage guide
- C3 radial clearance is larger than normal for applications where impact loads and vibration are severe, or thermal expansion is a factor
- Bore with 1:12 taper compensates for flexing shafts and fits tapered shafts
Technical Specifications
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