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                                                                  Selecting a housing

           S electing a housing                                            Table 5
                                                Housing equivalents
           When selecting a housing, many factors   Housing series  Roller bearing unit
           should be considered. The selection process
           depends not only on the bearing type and size   SNL 5 series  SKF ConCentra roller bearing units in
           but also on the ability of the housing to safely   the SYNT series
           accommodate the magnitude and characteris-  FNL series  SKF ConCentra roller bearing units in
           tics of all applied loads. Beside this, important   the FYNT series
           considerations are mounting, maintenance,
           sealing options and bearing lubricant
           requirements.
           Search for a housing
           To identify housings that are suitable for a
           specific bearing type, size and shaft-bearing
           combination, use the Bearing index, starting
           on page 742, or the online application SKF
           Housing Select, available at skf.com/housings.
           Also keep in mind that a roller bearing unit
           may be the preferred solution († table 5).
           An online search facility for bearing units is
           also available at skf.com/housings.
           Adjust the bearing selection
           If there is no suitable housing for the selected
           bearing type or size, consider switching to a
           bearing that can be accommodated in a stand-
           ard housing. The result will be a more cost-
           effective bearing/housing solution.

           Select the final housing variant
           Once a housing has been selected, be sure that
           the housing and available sealing solutions will
           accommodate the loads, shaft-bearing combin-
           ation, lubrication method and operating condi-
           tions, e.g. type and level of contaminants.
           Consider all housing variants, including those
           with a non-standard seat tolerance or special
           seals. For unique requirements, contact the
           SKF application engineering service.
















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