SKF 7310BECBY bearings

7310 BECBY Single row angular contact ball bearing, SKF Explorer

SKF single row angular contact ball bearing

Measurement system: Metric
Bore diameter: 50.000 mm
Outside diameter: 110.000 mm
Width: 27.000 mm
Cr: 75000 N
C0r: 51000 N
Limiting speed: 8000 r/min
Net weight: 1.13 kg
Number of rows: 1
Contact angle deg: 40
Sealing: Without
Cage: Brass sheet metal
Bore type: Cylindrical
Outer diameter type: Cylindrical
Arrangement: Universal matching
Bearing material: Steel
Rolling material: Steel
Tolerance class: Class6 (P6)
Lubricant in bearing: None
Relubrication feature: Without

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Technical specification for SKF 7310BECBY

SKF 7310 BECBY
Dimensions
Part Number	7310 BECBY
Description	Single row angular contact ball bearing Y : Stamped brass cage, rolling element centered, CB : Normal axial internal clearance (set of two matched bearings arranged back-to-back or face-to-face)
Cage	Brass sheet metal
Contact angle	40°
Number of rows	1
d	50.0 mm	Bore diameter
D	110.0 mm	Outside diameter
B	27.0 mm	Width
d1	≈ 73.8 mm	Shoulder diameter of inner ring (large side face)
d2	≈ 61.13 mm	Shoulder diameter of inner ring (small side face)
D1	≈ 88.8 mm	Shoulder diameter of outer ring (large side face)
a	47.0 mm	Distance side face to pressure point
r1,2	min. 2.0 mm	Chamfer dimension
r3,4	min. 1.0 mm	Chamfer dimension
Abutment Dimensions
da	min. 61.0 mm	Diameter of shaft abutment
Da	max. 99.0 mm	Abutment diameter housing
Db	max. 104.0 mm	Diameter of housing abutment
ra	max. 2.0 mm	Radius of fillet
rb	max. 1.0 mm	Radius of fillet
Calculation Data
C	75.0 kN	Basic dynamic load rating
C0	51.0 kN	Basic static load rating
Pu	2.16 kN	Fatigue load limit
	8000.0 r/min	Limiting speed
	8000.0 r/min	Reference speed

7310 BECBY, Single row angular contact ball bearing, Bore diameter: 50.0 mm; Outside diameter: 110.0 mm; Width: 27.0 mm; Contact angle: 40°; Class P6 (P6);.

SKF 7310 BECBY, These single row angular contact ball bearings can accommodate radial and axial loads acting simultaneously, where the axial load acts in one direction only. They can operate at high speeds and, depending on the variant, even very high speeds. They are more suitable than deep groove ball bearings for supporting large axial forces acting in one direction.

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