RU124G crossed roller bearing detail specifications:

Differences between RU124, RU124(G), and RU124X

RU124 bearing: The counterbore holes of the inner and outer rings face the same direction.

RU124G bearing: The counterbore holes of the inner and outer rings face the opposite direction.

RU124X bearing: Inner ring is with through-hole, while the outer ring is with counterbore holes.

RU124(G) crossed roller bearing features:

1. Integrated inner ring and outer ring, provide high stiffness.
2. Sustain radial, axial, and moment loads at the same time.
3. High rigidity & rotation accuracy. Its compact structure reduces the influence of the installation.
4. Miniaturization. Inner ring and outer ring with mounting holes, so it can be easily mounted to a device with bolts without need for housing and fixing plate, so surrounding parts of the bearing can be made compact, which contributes to miniaturization and a weight saving of devices.

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RU124(G) bearing rotation accuracy test

RU124G crossed roller bearing installation instructions

RU124(G) Bearing Mounting Holes

Shoulder height

ds: 114mm

Dh: 134mm

PCD1: 97mm

PCD2: 148mm

Inner ring mounting hole 10-φ5.5 drilled through, φ9.5 counterbore depth 5.4

Outer ring mounting hole 10-φ5.5 drilled through, φ9.5 counterbore depth 5.4

Suffix G: The counterbore holes of the inner and outer rings face the opposite direction

Cautions: For crossed roller bearings with split outer 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 deteriorate significantly.

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 directly to the mounting surface by fixing bolts
3. If a large number of radial load and/or moment is applied, it is recommended to prepare the flange part as Fig.4.