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Designs and variants
                                             Designs and                        Basic design bearings
           • Hub bearing units
            Hub bearing units (HBU) for the automo-
            tive industry are based on double row   variants                    • are intended for adjusted arrangements
            angular contact ball bearings  They have                              where only one bearing is used at each
            made an appreciable contribution to the                               bearing position and are not suitable for
            achievement of more compact weight-   Single row angular              mounting immediately adjacent to each
            saving designs, simpliied assembly and   contact ball bearings        other
            enhanced reliability.                                               • have Normal tolerances on bearing width
              Detailed information about these prod-                              and standout of the rings
            ucts and variants for industrial applica-  SKF single row angular contact ball bearings   • have different performance capabilities   3
            tions can be supplied on request.  (ig. 2) can accommodate axial loads in one   compared with SKF Explorer bearings
                                             direction only. This type of bearing is typically
           Bearing features                  adjusted against a second bearing. Their
                                             bearing rings have an upper and a lower   Bearings for universal
                                             shoulder and are non-separable.    matching
           • Accommodate combined loads
               – Axial loads in one direction only for    SKF standard assortment  • are available with 25° and 40° contact
              single row bearings                                                 angles
               – Axial loads in either direction for double   • bearings in the 72 B(E) and 73 B(E) series   • are intended to be used in sets
              row and four-point contact bearings  with 40° contact angle       • have ring widths and standouts manu-
                                             • some sizes in the 70 B series      factured to tight tolerances
           • High load carrying capacity     • sealed bearings:                 • can also be used in place of basic design
               – The lower shoulder enables a large     – in series 72 B(E) (15 ≤ d ≤ 55 mm)  bearings for arrangements with single
              number of balls to be incorporated in     – in series 73 B(E) (12 ≤ d ≤ 50 mm)  bearings, as they typically have higher
              single row bearings, giving them their   • bearings in the 72 AC series with 25°   precision, and increased load carrying
              relatively high load carrying capacity.    contact angle (15 ≤ d ≤ 70 mm)  capacity and speed capability
               – Because of the second row of balls, a   • bearings in the 73 AC series with 25°
              large number of balls are incorporated     contact angle (17 ≤ d ≤ 70 mm)  When two bearings are mounted immedi-
              in double row bearings, giving them   • some large size bearings with a langed   ately adjacent to each other, a given internal
              their high load carrying capacity.  outer ring (skf com/go/17000-3-1)  clearance or preload or an even load distri-
               – A large number of balls are incorporated   • SKF inch bearings (ALS and AMS series,   bution between the two bearings is obtained
              in four-point contact bearings, giving   skf com/go/17000-3-1)    without the use of shims or similar devices
              them their high load carrying capacity.                             Bearings for universal matching are iden-
                                                                                tiied by the following sufixes:
           • Good running properties
            High speeds, rapid accelerations and                                • CA, CB, CC or G for internal clearance
            decelerations are possible.                                         • GA, GB or GC for preload

                                                                                When ordering, indicate the number of indi-
                                                                                vidual bearings required and not the number
                                                                                of sets





                                      Fig. 3                            Fig. 4
            Double row bearing                 Four-point contact bearing


















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