Products
RE20030
2019-04-15
  • RE20030 cross roller bearing
  • thk RE20030 bearing
  • RE20030 slewing ring bearings
  • RE20030 cross roller bearing structure
  • Part NO.

    Open type:RE20030

  • Dimension

    d:200mm

    D:280mm

    B:30mm

  • Mounting

  • Basic Load Ratings

    Cr:114kN

    Cor:200kN

  • Equivalent Model

Mass:6.7kg
  • Features
  • Mounting
  • RE20030 Cross Roller Bearing Detail Specifications:

    Type of guide Roller
    Space retainer Yes
    Material GCr15
    Standard lubrication method Grease lubrication
    Oil hole Yes
    Sealing Oil seal at both sides
    Radial clearance CC0, C0, C1
    Rotation accuracy P5/P4
    Working temperature -20℃ ~ 80℃

    RE20030 crossed roller bearing features:

    1. Integrated outer ring with separable inner ring, clearance can be adjusted.2. Sustain radial, axial and moment loads at the same time.

    3. High running accuracy supplied with normal clearance, little clearance or even under a pre-load.

    4. Stable rotation, spacer retainer prevents rollers from from skewing, thus eliminates friction between rollers, and avoid increasing of the rotation torque.

  • RE20030 cross roller bearing installation instructions:

    Cautions: For crossed roller bearings with split inner ring, when the rigidity of the mounting parts is not sufficient, stress concentration will occur at the contact area between the rollers and raceways, and the bearing performance will be deteriorated significantly.

    RE cross roller bearing installation

    Therefore, it is necessary to carefully examine the rigidity of housing and the strength of fixing bolts when a large moment will be applied.

     

    1. Before installation, please clean bearing bracket, shaft, or other components, make sure there is no burrs or rough edge.
    2. Fix the inner and outer rings in the axial direction by using fixing plates, etc.
    3. Slightly loosen the fixing bolts of bearings inner ring during mounting.

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