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Miniature Ball Bearings
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Miniature Ball Bearings
CAT. NO. E126h
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We want to thank you for your interest in this edition of our miniature ballbearing catalog. It has been revised with our customers in mind, and wehope it fills your needs.
Recently, technology has been advancing at a remarkable pace, and with ithas come a host of new products in many fields including computers, officeautomation, audio-visual equipment, medical equipment, and many others.These striking innovations present a challenge to bearing manufacturerssince there are ever increasing demands to offer bearings with higherperformance, accuracy, and reliability. Manufacturers of diverse equipmenthave many different bearing requirements including higher speeds, lesstorque, less noise and vibration, zero maintenance, survival in harshenvironments, integration into units, and many more.
This catalog was revised to reflect certain revisions in JIS and ISO, and tobetter serve our customers. The first half contains technical informationabout bearing life, load ratings, limiting speeds, accuracy, lubrication, etc.to facilitate selection of the most appropriate bearing.
The second half presents extensive tables containing most bearing numbersand showing dimensions and pertinent design data listed in the order ofincreasing bore size. Data in the tables are given in both the InternationalUnit System (SI) and Engineering Unit System (Gravitational System ofUnits).
We hope this catalog will allow you to select the optimum bearing for yourapplication. However, if assistance is required, please contact NSK and weengineers will quickly supply the information you need.
Introduction to revised Miniature BallBearing catalog (CAT. No. E 126h)
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Bearing tablesPage
Contents .......................................................................................... 31
Appendices
Contents .......................................................................................... 53
Appendix 1 Conversion from SI (International Units) system ............ 54
Appendix 2 N – Kgf conversion table ............................................... 56
Appendix 3 Kg – 1b conversion table ............................................... 57
Appendix 4 °C – °F conversion table ............................................... 58
Appendix 5 Viscosity conversion table ............................................. 59
Appendix 6 Inch – mm conversion table .......................................... 60
Appendix 7 Hardness conversion table ........................................... 61
Appendix 8 Values of standard tolerances grades IT ....................... 62
Appendix 9 Physical and mechanical properties of materials ........... 64
Bearing conversion tables
Contents .......................................................................................... 65
Contents
Technical informationPage
1. Bearing types and features ..................................................... 8
2. Formulation of bearing numbers ............................................ 12
3. Cage design .............................................................................. 14
4. Selection of bearing size ......................................................... 14
4.1 Bearing life .............................................................................. 14
4.2 Basic load rating and fatigue life .............................................. 14
4.3 Static load rating and static equivalent load ............................. 16
5. Limiting speeds ........................................................................ 17
6. Bearing tolerances ................................................................... 17
7. Fits and internal clearances .................................................... 22
7.1 Shaft and housing fits .............................................................. 22
7.2 Bearing internal clearances ...................................................... 25
8. Lubrication ................................................................................ 26
8.1 Purposes of lubrication ............................................................ 26
8.2 Lubricating methods and lubricants ......................................... 26
9. Bearing materials ..................................................................... 28
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Miniature and instrument ball bearings can be divided intotwo basic types, deep groove and angular contact. The first(deep groove) can be further divided into the following fiveclasses depending on their design details:•Standard type•Flanged outer ring•Extended inner ring•Expanded type in which one ring has a radial thickness
that is larger than normal compared with the bearing width.•Thin section type in which both rings are extra thin in the
radial direction.Deep groove ball bearings can also be classified as “Open”,“Shielded”, or “Sealed” depending on the existence and type of seal or shield. The size ranges of extra small andminiature ball bearings are shown in Table 1.1.
Deep groove ball bearings have two inherent advantages;they can sustain some axial load in either direction as well asradial loads, and the two raceway cross-sections are simplecircular arcs which can be very precisely finished so thebearings have low friction and very little noise or vibration.Several different cage designs are available with differentcharacteristics and the choice depends upon the individualapplication.
Deep groove ball bearings with flanged outer ringscorrespond to ordinary ball bearings with snap rings. Theflange extends around the entire circumference of the outerring due to the size limitation and to improve its runningaccuracy. Since it is not necessary to provide a shoulder onthe housing bore if this bearing is used, the bore can be asimple cylindrical shape which facilitates high precisionmachining and also reduces the machining time.
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1. Bearing types and features
(1 ) Single-row deep groove ball bearings
(2 ) Deep groove ball bearings with flanged outerrings
Deep groove ball bearings with extended inner rings are inchseries bearings with their inner rings extended equally onboth sides by 1/64 inch (0.0156 inch, 0.397 mm) beyond thewidth of the outer ring. Since the inner ring is therefore widerby 1/32 inch than the outer ring, it is not necessary toprovide a projection on parts installed in contact with theinner ring. This feature simplifies the design and fabrication ofparts immediately surrounding the bearing.
(3 ) Deep groove ball bearings with extended innerrings
Ball bearings for synchros are inch series bearings with theirouter rings thickened radially. Their outer diameter is,therefore, large relative to the bore diameter. These bearingsare mainly used for synchros but are convenient in someother applications.
(4 ) Deep groove ball bearings for synchros
Extra-thin-section deep groove ball bearings have a smallradial cross-sectional thickness. NSK offers such bearingswith bore diameters from 10 to 15 mm. They are used whenextreme compactness is important.
(5 ) Extra-thin-section deep groove ball bearings
Design
Metric
Inch
Extra small ball bearings
Outside diameter D≧9
Bore diameter d<10
Outside diameter D≧9.525
Bore diameter d<10
Miniature ball bearings
Outside diameter D<9
Outside diameter D<9.525
Table 1.1 Size ranges of bearings Units: mm
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Bearing types and features
Deep groove ball bearings often have shields or sealsinstalled on both sides and are factory-packed with alubricant. The use of such bearings simplifies the structurearound them and also their installation. It also eliminates theneed for relubrication and, therefore, reduces maintenancecosts. There are three types of such bearings: shieldedbearings, contact sealed bearings, and non-contact sealedbearings.
(6 ) Shielded and sealed bearings
(a) Shielded bearings ZZ1 (Z1), ZZ (Z)Shielded bearings are protected by a shield plate of pressedsteel. The shields can be made of either low carbon steel orstainless steel.
(b) Contact sealed bearings DD (D)Sealed bearings have superior sealing effectivenesscompared to shielded bearings, particularly, the contact typesealed bearings which prevent the intrusion of dust fromoutside because the seal plate lip slides on a seal groove inthe inner ring. The torque is, however, high due to the frictionof the seal lip.
Angular contact ball bearings can sustain radial loads andaxial loads in only one direction. Those with one shoulder onthe outer ring are generally used, but for extra-high speedoperation, bearings with one shoulder on the inner ring areavailable. Angular contact ball bearings must be used induplex pairs with a suitable preload. They are recommendedfor applications requiring high speed and rigidity.
(7 ) Single-row angular contact ball bearings
(c) Non-contact sealed bearings VV (V)With this VV type, a rubber seal with metal backing is held inthe outer ring by the elasticity of the rubber. Effective sealingis achieved by a labyrinth formed between its bore and theseal groove in the inner ring. It has the advantage that thefrictional torque is low because the seal lip does not contactthe seal groove.
ZZ1 ZZ
DD
VV
Examples of bearing numbers(1 ) 68 1X □ □ □ □ T12 ZZ MC3 □ P4 L UC3 AF2 Q → 681XT12ZZMC3P4LUC3 AF2Q(2 ) 62 4 □ □ □ h □ ZZ MC2 E P5 □ □ NS7 L → 624hZZMC2EP5 NS7L(3 ) S MR □ 84 □ □ □ W ZZ MC3 □ P5 □ UC1 PS2 L → SMR84WZZMC3P5UC1 PS2L(4 ) S MF □ 148 □ □ □ J □ MC4 □ P5 L □ □ □ → SMF148JMC4P5L(5 ) S R □ 2 □ □ □ J ZZ MC3 □ 7P □ □ NS7 K → SR2JZZMC37P NS7K
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Bearing numbers are alphanumeric combinations that indicatethe bearing type, boundary dimensions, internal clearance,dimensional and running accuracies, and other related specifi-cations. They consist of basic numbers and supplementarysymbols. The boundary dimensions of commonly usedbearings mostly conform to the organizational concept ofISO, and the bearing numbers of these standard bearingsare specified by JIS B 1513 (Designation for rollingbearings). Due to a need for more detailed classification,
NSK uses auxiliary symbols other than those specified by JIS.Basic numbers, supplementary symbols, and the meanings ofcommon numbers and symbols are listed in Table 2.1(Pages 12 and 13). The contact angle symbols and othersupplementary designations are shown in successive columnsfrom left to right in Table 2.1. For reference, five examples ofbearing numbers are shown on Page 13.
2. Formulation of bearing numbers
Table 2.1 Formulation of bearing numbers
Basic numbers Supplementary number
Bearing series symbols Bore number or size number Contact angle symbol Internal design symbol Material symbol Cage symbol Seals, shields symbol
Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Symbol MeaningNumber Meaning
6869606263
F68F69F60F62F63
70
72
MR
MF
SMT
R
SR...X
RW
FRW
Single-row deep grooveball bearings
Deep groove ball bearingswith flanged outer rings
Single-row angularcontact ball bearings
Special metric design
Single-row deep grooveball bearings
Deep groove ball bearingswith flanged outer rings
Thin-section deep grooveball bearings
Inch design
Single-row deep grooveball bearings
Ball bearings for synchros
Deep groove ball bearingswith extended inner rings
Deep groove ballbearings with extended innerrings, flanged
1
2
3
1X
2X
84
148
41X
82X
133
155
2 ......
......
...
Bearing bore 1 mm
Bearing bore 2 mm
Bearing bore 3 mm
Bearing bore 1.5 mm
Bearing bore 2.5 mm
Brg O.D. 8 mmBrg bore 4 mm
Brg O.D. 14 mmBrg bore 8 mm
Brg O.D. 4 mmBrg bore 1.2 mm
Brg O.D. 8 mmBrg bore 2.5 mm
Brg O.D. 4.762 mm(3/16 inch)
Brg bore 2.380 mm(3/32 inch)
Brg O.D. 7.938 mm(5/16 inch)
Brg bore 3.967 mm(5/32 inch)
Brg O.D. 9.525 mm(3/8 inch)
Brg bore 3.175 mm(1/8 inch)
A
A5
B
C
(Angularcontact ballbearings)
Standardcontact angleof 30°
Standardcontact angleof 25°
Standardcontact angleof 40°
Standardcontact angleof 15°
A
B
Internaldesign differsfrom standardone
Omitted
h
S
High carbonchromiumbearing steelSUJ 2Equivalent toASTM A29552100
StainlesssteelEquivalent toSAE J40551440C
Stainlesssteel forspecial metricand inchdesigns “S”is prefix toseries symbol
Noise level symbol
Symbol Meaning
Omitted
E
ER
Standard
Quieter thanstandard
Quieter thanE
Accuracy class symbol
Symbol Meaning
Omitted
P6
P5
P4
Omitted
3
5P
7P
9P
Normal
Class 6
Class 5
Class 4
ANSI/ABMAABEC 1
ANSI/ABMAABEC 3
ANSI/ABMAInstrumentball bearingsinch designCLASS 5P
ANSI/ABMAInstrumentball bearingsinch designCLASS 7P
ANSI/ABMAInstrumentball bearingsinch designCLASS 9P
Torque symbol
Symbol Meaning
Omitted
L
Standard
Low torque
Special specificationsymbol
Symbol Meaning
U1
U2
UC1
UC2
UC3
...
Specialspecification
Bore diameteris sorted intotwo groups
Outsidediameter issorted intotwo groups
Both boreand outsidediameters aresorted intotwo groups
Lubricant symbol
Symbol Meaning
AF2
NS7
PS2
AEROSHELLFLUID 12
NS HI-LUBE
MULTEMPPS No.2
Lubricant quantitysymbol
Symbol Meaning
Q
K
L
S
H
M
Oil soaking
Greasepacked lessthan L
Standardgreasepackingquantity
Greasepacked morethan L
Greasepacked morethan S
Greasepacked morethan H
J(Omitted)
W(Omitted)
T12T1X
Pressed steelribbon cage
Pressed steelsnap cage
Plastic snapcage
ZZ1
ZZZZ1
D
DD
V
VV
Shieldon one sideonly
Shields onboth sides
Contactrubber sealon one sideonly
Contactrubber sealon both side
Non-contactrubber sealon one sideonly
Non-contactrubber sealon both side
Internal clearance symbol
Symbol Meaning(radial clearance)
MC1
MC2
MC3
MC4
MC5
MC6
Clearance less than MC2
Clearance less than MC3
Upgrade normal clearance
Clearance greater thanMC3
Clearance greater thanMC4
Clearance greater thanMC5
When selecting these specificationsplease consult NSK
If the bearing load, P, and speed, n, are known, determine afatigue life factor, fh, appropriate for the projected life of themachine and then calculate the basic load rating, C, by meansof the following equation:
C= fh・P―――
fn.........................................(4.5)
A bearing which satisfies this value of C should then beselected from the bearing tables.The equivalent load on radial bearings may be calculatedusing the following equation:
P=XFr+ YFa.......................................(4.6)
where P: Equivalent load (N), {kgf}Fr: Radial load (N), {kgf}Fa: Axial load (N), {kgf}X : Radial load factorY : Axial load factor
The values of X and Y are listed in Table 4.1.
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In general, the cages used in miniature bearings are eitherribbon cages or snap cages, both made of pressed steel.Pressed steel ribbon cages are generally used in the largerbearings and pressed snap cages in the smaller ones.In recent years, plastic snap cages, which have theadvantages of low torque, long grease life, and low noise,have been used in many kinds of miniature ball bearings.Table 3.1 shows the various types of cages and theirsymbols.
4.1 Bearing lifeThe various functions required of rolling bearings varyaccording to the bearing application. These functions must bepreformed for a prolonged period. Even if bearings areproperly mounted and correctly operated, they will eventuallyfail to perform satisfactorily due to an increase in noise andvibration, loss of running accuracy, deterioration of grease, orfatigue flaking of the rolling surfaces.Bearing life, in the broad sense of the term, is the periodduring which bearings continue to operate and satisfy theirrequired functions. This bearing life may be defined as noiselife, abrasion life, grease life, or rolling fatigue life, dependingon which one causes loss of bearing service.Rolling fatigue life is represented by the total number ofrevolutions at which time the bearing surface will start flakingdue to stress. This is called fatigue life. Even for seeminglyidentical bearings, which are of the same type, size, andmaterial and receive the same heat treatment and otherprocessing, the rolling fatigue life varies greatly even underidentical operating conditions. This is because the flaking ofmaterials due to fatigue is subject to many other variables.Consequently, “rating fatigue life”, in which rolling fatigue lifeis treated as a statistical phenomenon, is used in preferenceto actual rolling fatigue life.Suppose a number of bearings of the same type are operatedindividually under the same conditions. After a certain periodof time, 10 % of them fail as a result of flaking caused byrolling fatigue. The total number of revolutions at this point isdefined as the rating fatigue life or, if the speed is constant,the rating fatigue life is often expressed by the total number ofoperating hours completed when 10 % of the bearingsbecome inoperable due to flaking.
4.2 Basic load rating and fatigue lifeThe basic load rating is defined as the constant load appliedon bearings with stationary outer rings that the inner ringscan endure for a rating life of one million revolutions (106
rev.). The basic load rating of radial bearings is defined as acentral radial load of constant direction and magnitude. Theload ratings are listed under Cr for radial bearings in thebearing tables.In the case of bearings that run at a constant speed, it isconvenient to express the fatigue life is terms of hours.The following relation exists between bearing load and ratingfatigue life:
For radial ball bearings L=(C―P)
3....................(4.1)
where L: Rating fatigue life (106 rev.)P: Bearing load (equivalent load) (N), {kgf}C: Basic load rating (N), {kgf}
For radial bearings, C is written Cr
By designating the rating fatigue life as Lh (h), bearing speedas n (min– 1), fatigue life factor as fh, and speed factor as fn, the following relations are obtained:
Lh= 106
60n(C―P)
3
=500 fh3 ……………(4.2) (Refer to Fig. 4.2)
fh = fnC―P……………………………(4.3)
=(0.03n) ……(4.4) (Refer to Fig. 4.1)– 3―1
3―1
3. Cage design 4. Selection of bearing size
Table 3.1 Cage types and symbols
Type Symbol Name
J
W
T12
T1X
Pressed steel ribboncage
Pressed steel snapcage
Plastic snap cage
Table 4.1 Radial and axial load factors
Cor /Fa
5
10
15
20
25
30
50
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0.56
0.56
0.56
0.56
0.56
0.56
0.56
1.26
1.49
1.64
1.76
1.85
1.92
2.13
0.35
0.29
0.27
0.25
0.24
0.23
0.20
X Y X Y
Fa /Fr≦e Fa /Fr>ee
Fig. 4.1 Bearing speed and speed factor (n – fn )
Fig. 4.2 Fatigue life factor and rating fatigue life ( fh – Lh )
fn =(――106
―)500×60n
―
Spe
ed fa
ctor
(f n
)
Speed (n), min-1
Fatig
ue li
fe fa
ctor
(f h
)
Rating fatigue life (Lh) , h
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The L10 life is defined as the rating fatigue life with a statistical reliability of 90 %. Depending on the machines inwhich the bearings are used, sometimes a reliability higherthan 90 % may be required. However, recent improvementsin bearing material have greatly extended the fatigue life. Inaddition, the development of the Elasto-Hydrodynamic Theoryof Lubrication proves that the thickness of the lubricating filmin the contact zone between rings and rolling elementsgreatly influences bearing life. To reflect such improvementsin the calculation of fatigue life, the rating fatigue life iscorrected using the following correction factors:
Lna = a1 a2 a3 L10 .................................(4.7)
where Lna : Adjusted rating life in which reliability, materialimprovements, lubricating conditions, etc. areconsidered
L10 : Rating fatigue life with a reliability of 90 %a1 : Life correction factor for reliabilitya2 : Life correction factor for materiala3 : Life correction factor for operating conditions
The life correction factor for reliability a1 is listed is Table 4.2for reliabilities higher than 90 %.
The life correction factor for material, a2, is greater than onebecause of improvements in bearing steel. NSK now usesvacuum degassed bearing steel, and the results of tests byNSK show that life is greatly improved when compared withearlier materials. The basic load ratings, Cr, listed in thebearing tables were calculated considering the extended lifeachieved by improvements in materials and manufacturingtechniques. Consequently, when estimating life usingEquation (4.7), it is sufficient to assume a2=1.The life correction factor for operating conditions, a3, is usedto correct for various factors, particularly lubrication. If there isno misalignment between the inner and outer rings and thethickness of the lubricating film in the contact zones of thebearing is sufficient, it is possible for a3 to be greater thanone; however, a3 is less than one in the following cases:
•When the viscosity of the lubricant in the contact zonesbetween the raceways and rolling elements is low.
•When the circumferential speed of the rolling elements isvery slow.
•When the bearing temperature is high.•When the lubricant is contaminated by water or foreign
matter.•When misalignment of the inner and outer rings is
excessive.
It is difficult to determine the proper value for a3 for specificoperating conditions because there are still many unknowns.Since the material factor a2 is also influenced by theoperating conditions, there is a proposal to combine a2 anda3 into one quantity (a2�a3), and not conider themindependently. In this case, under normal lubricating andoperating conditions, the product (a2�a3) should be assumedequal to one. However, if the viscosity of the lubricant is toolow, the value drops to as low as 0.2. If there is nomisalignment and a lubricant with high viscosity is used sosufficient fluid-film thickness is secured, the product of (a2�a3)can be set around two.
It is very rare for extra small and miniature ball bearings to failbecause of fatigue. Other problems such as wear, reduced accuracy, or deterioration of the grease define thelimit of bearing life instead of flaking. This is particularly true of audio-visual equipment in which extra low noise andvibration, low torque, or other requirements are highlyimportant. The elapsed time when a bearing fails to satisfy itsfunctional requirements may be regarded as bearing servicelife.
4.3 Static load rating and staticequivalent loadWhen subjected to an excessive load or a strong shock load,rolling bearings may incur a local permanent deformation ofthe rolling elements and raceway surface if the elastic limit isexceeded. The nonelastic deformation increases in area anddepth as the load increases, and when the load exceeds acertain limit, the smooth running of the bearing is impeded.The basic static load rating for deep groove ball bearings isdefined as that static load which produces 4200 MPa {428 kgf/mm2} contact stress at the center of the contact area between the rolling element subjected to the maximumstress and the raceway surface.In this most heavily stressed contact area, the sum of thepermanent deformation of the rolling element and that of theraceway is nearly 0.0001 times the rolling element’s diameter.The basic static load rating, Co, is written “Cor” for radialbearings in the bearing tables.The static equivalent load is a hypothetical load that producesa contact stress equal to the above maximum stress underactual conditions, while the bearing is stationary (includingvery slow rotation or oscillation), in the area of contactbetween the most heavily stressed rolling element andbearing raceway. The greater of the two values calculatedfrom the following equations should be adopted as the staticequivalent load on radial bearings.
Po = XoFr + YoFa.................................(4.8)Po = Fr .............................................(4.9)
where Po : Static equivalent load (N), {kgf}Fr : Radial load (N), {kgf}Fa : Axial load (N), {kgf}Xo : Static radial load factor (0.6)Yo : Static axial load factor (0.5)
The permissible static equivalent load of a bearings variesdepending on its basic static load rating and also theirapplication and operating conditions. The permissible staticload factor, fs, is a safety factor that is applied to the basicstatic load rating. It is defined by the ratio in Equation (4.10).The generally recommended values of fs are listed in Table4.3.
fs = Co―Po
.............................................(4.10)
where Co : Basic static load rating (N), {kgf}Po : Static equivalent load (N), {kgf}
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The speed of rolling bearings is subject to certain limits.When bearings are operating, the higher the speed, thehigher the bearing temperature due to friction. The limitingspeed is the empirically obtained value for the maximumspeed at which bearings can be continuously operatedwithout failing from seizure or generation of excessive heat.Consequently, the limiting speed of bearings variesdepending on such factors as bearing type and size, cageform and material, load, lubrication method, and heatdissipating method including the design of the bearing’ssurroundings. The maximum permissible speed for contactrubber sealed bearings (DD type) is determined mainly bythe sliding surface speed of the inner circumference of theseal.Values for the limiting speed of bearings lubricated by greaseand oil are listed in the bearing tables. The limiting speeds inthe tables are applicable to bearings of standard design thatare subjected to normal loads, i.e, C/P≧12 and Fa /Fr≦0.2approximately. The limiting speeds for oil lubrication listed inthe bearing tables are for conventional oil bath lubrication.When speeds are more than 70 percent of the listed limitingspeed, it is necessary to select an oil or grease which hasgood high-speed characteristics.When the required speed exceeds the limiting speed of thedesired bearing, then the accuracy grade, internal clearance,cage type and material, and lubrication, must be carefullystudied in order to select a bearing capable of the requiredspeed. If all these conditions are considered, the maximumpermissible speed may be higher than the limiting speedfound in the bearing table. It is recommended that NSK beconsulted regarding high-speed applications.
The tolerances for the boundary dimensions and runningaccuracy of extra small and miniature ball bearings arespecified by ISO 492/582 (Rolling bearings-radial bearingstolerances) and ANSI/ABMA Std. 12.2 (Instrument ballbearings inch design). Tables 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3 apply tometric design extra small and miniature ball bearings.Tables 6.4 and 6.5 apply to inch design extra small andminiature precision ball bearings for instruments.Bearing accuracy should be chosen depending on theapplication. A rough guide for the selection of bearingaccuracy is presented in Table 6.6.
Symbols for boundary dimensions and runningaccuracyd Brg bore dia., nominald ds Deviation of a single bore dia.d dmp Single plane mean bore dia. deviationVdp Bore dia. variation in a single radial planeVdmp Mean bore dia. variation
D Brg outside dia., nominaldDs Deviation of a single outside dia.dDmp Single plane mean outside dia. deviationVDp Outside dia. variation in a single radial planeVDmp Mean outside dia. variationD1 Outside dia. of the outer ring flange, nominaldD1s Deviation of a single outside diameter of the outer
ring flange
B Inner ring width, nominaldBs Deviation of a single inner ring widthVBs Inner ring widht variation
C Outer ring width, nominaldCs Deviation of a single outer ring widthVCs Outer ring width variation
C1 Outer ring flange width, nominaldC1s Deviation of a single outer ring flange widthVD1s Outer ring flange width variation
Kia Radial runout of assembled brg. inner ringKea Radial runout of assembled brg. outer ringSd Inner ring reference face (backface, where
applicable) runout with boreSia Assembled brg. inner ring face (backface) runout
with racewaySD Variation of brg. outside surface generatrix inclination
with outer ring reference face (backface)Sea Assembled brg. outer ring face (backface) runout
with racewaySea1 Assembled brg. outer ring flange back face runout
with raceway
5. Limiting speeds 6. Bearing tolerances
Table 4.2 Reliability factor a1
Reliability (%) 90 95 96 97 98 99
a1 1.00 0.62 0.53 0.44 0.33 0.21
Table 4.3 Values of permissible static load factor fs
Operating conditions of ball bearings
Low-noise applications 2
Bearings subjected to vibration and 1.5shock loads
Standard operating conditions 1
Lower limit of fs
Selection of bearing size
Sea (or Sea1)(2)
max.
Class 4
5
5
5
max.
Class 5
8
8
8
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
2.5
SD
max.
Class 5
8
8
8
max.
Class 4
2
2
2.5
max.
Class 6
5
6
7
max.
Class 5
4
4
4
max.
Class 4
2.5
2.5
2.5
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
1.5
max.
Normal
10
10
10
max.
Class 5
5
5
5
max.
Class 4
2.5
2.5
2.5
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
1.5
max.
Normal
12
15
20
max.
Class 6
12
15
20
high low
— —
0 –250
0 –250
NormalClass 6
high low
0 –250
0 –250
0 –250
Class 5Class 4
high low
0 – 40
0 –120
0 –120
NormalClass 6
Single bearing
1918
Bearing tolerances
Nominal borediameter
d
(mm)
over incl. high low
0 –8
0 –8
0 –8
0.6 (1) 2.5
2.5 10
10 18
d dmp d ds
Normal Class 6 Class 5 Class 4 Class 2
Class 4
Diameter series
0, 2, 3
Class 2
Table 6.1 Tolerances and tolerance limits for inner rings and widths of outer rings (Metric design)
high low
0 –7
0 –7
0 –7
high low
0 –5
0 –5
0 –5
high low
0 –4
0 –4
0 –4
high low
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
high low
0 –4
0 –4
0 –4
high low max.
9 0 2, 3
Diameter series
Normal
Vdp Vdmp
10
10
10
8
8
8
6
6
6
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
max.
9 0 2, 3
Diameter series
Class 6
9
9
9
7
7
7
5
5
5
max.
Class 2
2.5
2.5
2.5
max.
9 0, 2, 3
Diameter series
Class 5
5
5
5
4
4
4
max.
9 0, 2, 3
Diameter series
Class 4
4
4
4
3
3
3
max.
Normal
6
6
6
max.
Class 6
5
5
5
max.
Class 5
3
3
3
max.
Class 4
2
2
2
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
1.5
Kia
max.
Class 5
7
7
7
max.
Class 4
3
3
3
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
1.5
Sd
max.
Class 5
7
7
7
max.
Class 4
3
3
3
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
1.5
Siad Bs (or d Cs)(2) VBs (or VCs)
Nominal outsidediameter
D
(mm)
over incl. high low
0 –8
0 –8
0 –9
2.5(1) 6
6 18
18 30
dDmp dDs
Normal Class 6 Class 5 Class 4 Class 2
Class 4
Diameter series
0, 2, 3
Class 2
Table 6.2 Tolerances and tolerance limits for outer rings (Metric design)
high low
0 –7
0 –7
0 –8
high low
0 –5
0 –5
0 –6
high low
0 –4
0 –4
0 –5
high low
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
0 –4
high low
0 –4
0 –4
0 –5
high low max.
9 0 2, 3
Diameter series
Normal
VDp VDmp
10
10
12
8
8
9
6
6
7
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
0 –4
max.
9 0 2, 3
Open type
Class 6
9
9
10
7
7
8
5
5
6
max.
Class 2
Opentype
2.5
2.5
4
max.
9 0, 2, 3
Open type
Class 5
5
5
6
4
4
5
0, 2, 3
Shieldedsealed
9
9
10
2, 3
Shieldedsealed
10
10
12
max.
9 0, 2, 3
Open type
Diameter series Diameter series Diameter series
Class 4
4
4
5
3
3
4
max.
Normal
6
6
7
max.
Class 6
5
5
6
max.
Class 5
3
3
3
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
2
Open type
high low
0 –40
0 –40
0 –80
Class 5Class 4
Combined bearings(3) Inner ring(or outer ring)(
2) Inner ring
high low
0 –40
0 –40
0 –80
Class 2
Nominal borediameter
d
(mm)
over incl.
0.6 (1) 2.5
2.5 10
10 18
Notes ( 1) 0.6 mm is included in the group.( 2) Tolerances for width deviation and width dimensional variation of the outer ring are bosed on the
values for the inner ring of the same bearing. Tolerance for the width variation of the outer ring ofClass 5, 4 and 2 are shown in Table 6.2.
( 3) Applicable to individual rings manufactured for combined bearings.
Remarks 1. The cylindrical bore diameter “no-go side” tolerance limit (high) specified in this table does not necessarily apply within a distance of 1.2 times the chamfer dimension r(max.) from the ring face.
2. ANSI/ABMA Std. 20-1996: ABEC1, ABEC3, ABEC5, ABEC7, and ABEC9 are equivalent to Classes Normal, 6, 5, 4 and 2, respectively.
Units: pm
Nominal outsidediameter
D
(mm)
over incl.
2.5(1) 6
6 18
18 30
Kea
Units: pm
max.
Class 4
3
3
4
max.
Normal
15
15
15
max.
Class 6
8
8
9
VCs(3)
max.
Class 4
5
5
5
max.
Class 5
5
5
5
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
1.5
max.
Class 5
5
5
6
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
2.5
max.
Class 4
4
4
4
max.
Class 2
1.5
1.5
1.5
Notes ( 1) 2.5 mm is included in the group.( 2) Applicable to assembled-bearing flange backface runout with raceway.( 3) The tolerances for outer ring width variation of bearings of Class Normal and 6 are shown in Table 6.1.
Remarks 1. The outside diameter “no-go-side” tolerance (low) specified in this table does not necessarily apply within a distance of 1.2 times the chamfer dimension r(max.) from the ring face.
2. ANSI/ABMA Std. 20-1996: ABEC1, ABEC3, ABEC5, ABEC7, and ABEC9 are equivalent to Classes Normal, 6, 5, 4 and 2, respectively.
Nominal flangeoutside diameter
D1 (mm)
Deviation of outsidediameter flange
dDls
over incl. high low
— 10 +220 –36
10 18 +270 –43
18 30 +330 –52
Units: pm
Table 6.3 Flange tolerances for metric flanged bearings(1) Tolerances of outside diameter flange
Remarks When the tolerance not shown in thetable above, please contact NSK.
dCls
Flanged outer ring
1.3
1.3
1.3
5.1
5.1
5.1
1.3
1.3
1.3
7.6
7.6
7.6
CLASS 5P
1.3
2
2
CLASS 9P
2120
Bearing tolerances
Nominal bearingoutside diameter
D (mm)
over incl. high low
Use the dBs tolerance for d of thesame bearing of the same class
2.5(1) 6
6 18
18 30
Deviation of flange widthd Cls
Normal and Classes 6, 5, 4, 2
max. max. max.
Use the VBstolerance for d ofthe same bearingof the same class
Variation of flange width d Cls
VCls
Normal and Class 6
5
5
5
Class 5
(2) Flange width tolerances and running accuracies related to flange Units: pm
2.5
2.5
2.5
Class 4
1.5
1.5
1.5
Class 2
Variation of brg outside surfacegeneratrix inclinationwith flange backface
SD1
8
8
8
Class 5
4
4
4
Class 4
1.5
1.5
1.5
Class 2
Flange backface runoutwith raceway
Seal
11
11
11
Class 5
7
7
7
Class 4
3
3
3
Class 2
Note ( 1) 2.5 mm is included.
Nominal borediameter
d
(mm)
over incl. high low
0 –5.1
0 –5.1
0 –5.1
— 10
10 18
18 30
d dmp
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Table 6.4 Tolerances and tolerance limits for inner rings and widths of outer rings (ANSI/ABMA Standard • Instrument ball bearings • inch design) Units: pm
high low
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
CLASS 9P
high low
0 –5.1
0 –5.1
0 –5.1
d ds
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
max.
2.5
2.5
2.5
Vdp
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
max.
1.3
1.3
1.3
CLASS 9P
high low
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
0 –2.5
CLASS 9P
high low
0 –25.4
0 –25.4
0 –25.4
dBs (or dCs)
CLASS 5PCLASS 7PCLASS 9P
high low
0 –400
0 –400
0 –400
CLASS 5PCLASS 7PCLASS 9P
Single brgs Combined brgs(1)
max.
2.5
2.5
2.5
Vdmp
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
max.
1.3
1.3
1.3
CLASS 9P
max.
5.1
5.1
5.1
VBs
CLASS 5P
max.
2.5
2.5
2.5
CLASS 7P
max.
1.3
1.3
1.3
CLASS 9P
max.
3.8
3.8
3.8
Kia
CLASS 5P
max.
2.5
2.5
2.5
CLASS 7P
max.
1.3
1.3
2.5
CLASS 9P
max.
7.6
7.6
7.6
Sia
CLASS 5P
max.
2.5
2.5
3.8
CLASS 7P
max.
1.3
1.3
1.3
CLASS 9P
max.
7.6
7.6
7.6
Sd
CLASS 5P
max.
2.5
2.5
3.8
CLASS 7P
max.
1.3
1.3
1.3
Note ( 1) Applicable to bearings for which the axial clearance (preload) is to be adjusted by combining two selected bearings.Remarks CLASSES 5P, 7P and 9P are for precision bearings for instruments.
For the tolerances of Metric Design Pecision Bearings for instruments, it is advisable to consult NSK.
Nominaloutside
diameterD
(mm)
over incl. high low
0 –5.1
0 –5.1
0 –5.1
— 18
18 30
30 50
dDmp
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Table 6.5 Tolerances and tolerance limits for outer rings (ANSI/ABMA Standard • Instrument ball bearings • inch design) Units: pm
high low
0 –2.5
0 –3.8
0 –3.8
CLASS 9P
high low
0 –5.1
0 –5.1
0 –5.1
dDs
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Open
high low
Shieldedsealed
max.
2.5
2.5
2.5
VDp
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
CLASS 9P
Open
max.
5.1
5.1
5.1
Shieldedsealed
max.
1.3
2
2
Open
high low
0 –2.5
0 –3.8
0 –3.8
+1 –6.1
+1 –6.1
+1 –6.1
CLASS 9P
Open
high low
0 –25.4
0 –25.4
0 –25.4
dDls Seal(2)
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
high low
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
0 –50.8
0 –50.8
0 –50.8
max.
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
7.6
7.6
7.6
max.
2.5
2.5
2.5
VDmp
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
CLASS 9P
Open
max.
5.1
5.1
5.1
Shieldedsealed
max.
Open
max.
5.1
5.1
5.1
VCs(1)
CLASS 5P CLASS 7P CLASS 9P
max.
2.5
2.5
2.5
max. max.
SD
CLASS 7P CLASS 9P
max.
3.8
3.8
3.8
max.
1.3
2.5
2.5
max.
Kea
CLASS 5P CLASS 7P CLASS 9P
max.
3.8
3.8
5.1
max.
1.3
2.5
2.5
max.
7.6
7.6
7.6
Sea
CLASS 5P CLASS 7P CLASS 9P
max.
5.1
5.1
5.1
max.
Notes ( 1) Applicable to flange width variation for flanged bearings, but excluding CLASS 9P.( 2) Applicable to flange back face.
Application
Micro motors, stepping motors, fan motors, VCR pinchrollers, computer printers, copy machine-feed rollers
Bearing tolerance classes
ISO ANSI/ABMA
ABEC 1ABEC 3
NormalClass 6
Table 6.6 Guide for selection of bearing accuracy
High precision motors, hard disk drive motors, dentalspindles, servo motors, encoders, VCR drum spindles,VCR capstan motors, polygonal mirror scanner motors
CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Class 5Class 4
High frequency spindles, gyro rotors, gyro gimbals CLASS 7P, CLASS 9PClass 4
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7. Fits and internal clearances7.1 Shaft and housing fitsThe fitting practice used for bearings is extremely important in achieving their expected performance. Since miniaturebearings are usually used under light loads, the rangebetween a push fit (light interference) and a slip fit (slightlyloose) is generally used.In the case of a rotating inner ring, ordinary ball bearings arefitted to the shaft with interference, however, a slip fit is
generally used for miniature bearings and instrument ballbearings in order to simplify their mounting, prevent damageduring mounting and avoid changing the contact angle orpreload. This is because the occurrence of creep in miniaturebearings is easily prevented by tightening the side face of theinner ring against a shoulder on the shaft with a nut.
When a spring is used to apply a preload to a bearing, thefitting of the bearing ring in contact with the spring should beloosely fitted so the ring slides smoothly. When housings arebuilt of lightweight alloys, the fitting clearance of the outerring will increase with increasing temperature and possiblyimpair the machine's operation and reduce the bearing life;therefore, the bearings should be mounted in a steelbushing.
Tables 7.1 and 7.2 show the recommended fittings forvarious design conditions and applications.Tables 7.3 and 7.4 show allowable tolerances for shafts andhousing bores for various size ranges of miniature ballbearings.
Condition Application Bearingtolerance class Fit Shaft finish
(pm)Suggested
average fit( 1)
Rotatinginner ring
Rotatingouter ring
Low speed
Inner ringaxiallyfree
Inner ringaxially fixed
SynchrosServosPotentiometersResolversGyro gimbals
Class 5Class 4CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Slightly loose fit(slip fit) φd
–2–7
2L
Rotatinginner ring
Rotatingouter ring
Low speed
SynchrosServosPotentiometersResolversGyro gimbals
Class 5Class 4CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Slightly loose fit φD+3– 2
2L
Mediumand highspeeds
Low tohigh speeds
Small motorsElectric toolsVacuum cleanersFan motors
NormalABEC 1
Class 5Class 4CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Loose fit φD H6 9L
Computer disk spindles Loose fit( 2) φD+3
04L
Video cassette recorderdrum spindles Slightly loose fit φD
– 2– 5
2TL
Class 5Class 4CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Class 5Class 4CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
NormalClass 6ABEC 1ABEC 3
Gyro rotorsHigh frequency spindles Loose fit φD
+50
5L
Polygonal mirror scannermotors Loose fit( 2) φD
+30
4L
Tape guide rollsPinch rolls
Cam followersTension pulleysIdler gears
Slightly Loose fit
Interference fit
φD+3– 2
φD M5
2L
5T
Low andmediumspeeds
FansSmall motors
NormalClass 6ABEC 1ABEC 3
Transition fit φd h5 ±0
Mediumand highspeeds
Low tohigh speeds
Computer disk spindles Class 5Class 4CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Class 4CLASS 7P
Slightlyloose fit( 2) φd
–5–8
4L
Video cassette recorderdrum spindles Close-sliding fit φd
–1–6
1L
Gyro rotorsDental spindlesHigh-frequency spindles
Slightinterference fit(push fit)
φd ±2.5 2T
NormalABEC 1
Vacuum cleanersElectric tools
Lightinterference fit φd js5 5T
Class 5Class 4CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
NormalClass 6ABEC 1ABEC 3
Class 5Class 4CLASS 5PCLASS 7P
Polygonal mirror scannermotors Close-sliding fit φd
–1–6
1L
Gyro rotors Loose fit φd– 5–10
5L
Inner ringaxially free
Inner ringaxiallyfixed
ClutchesSmall fans
Tape guide rollsPinch rolls
Loose fit
Loose fit
φd g5
φd– 5–10
5L
5L
Table 7.1 Inner ring fit with shaft
Condition Application Bearing tolerance class Fit Housing finish
(pm)Suggested
average fit( 1)
Table 7.2 Outer ring fit with housing
Notes ( 1) L: Loose fit, T: Interference fit( 2) After mounting, usually bonded
Notes ( 1) L: Loose fit, T: Interference fit( 2) After mounting, usually bonded
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Fits and internal clearances
Shaft dia. (mm)
over
3 –2 to – 5 –2 to – 6 0 to –3 0 to –4 ±1.5 ±2
3 6 –4 to – 8 –4 to – 9 0 to –4 0 to –5 ±2 ±2.5
6 10 –5 to – 9 –5 to –11 0 to –4 0 to –6 ±2 ±3
10 18 –6 to –10 –6 to –14 0 to –5 0 to –8 ±2.5 ±4
incl. g4 g5 h4 h5 js4 js5
Tolerance class for shafts
Table 7.3 Tolerances for shaft diameters Units: pm
Bore dia. (mm)
over
3 +4 to 0 + 6 to 0 ±2 ±3 0 to –4 0 to – 6 –2 to – 6 –2 to – 8
3 6 +5 to 0 + 8 to 0 ±2.5 ±4 0 to –5 +2 to – 6 –3 to – 8 –1 to – 9
6 10 +6 to 0 + 9 to 0 ±3 ±4.5 +1 to –5 +2 to – 7 –4 to –10 –3 to –12
10 18 +8 to 0 +11 to 0 ±4 ±5.5 +2 to –6 +2 to – 9 –4 to –12 –4 to –15
18 30 +9 to 0 +13 to 0 ±4.5 ±6.5 +1 to –8 +2 to –11 –5 to –14 –4 to –17
incl. H5 H6 JS5 JS6 K5 K6 M5 M6
Tolerance class for housings
Table 7.4 Tolerances for housing bores Units: pm
If the accuracy of a shaft or housing does not meet thespecification, the performance of the bearings will be affecedand they will not perform to their full capability. For example,inaccuracy in the squareness of the shaft shoulder may causemisalignment of the bearing inner and outer rings, which mayreduce the bearing fatigue life by adding an edge load inaddition to the normal load. Cage fracture and seizuresometimes occur for this same reason.For normal operating conditions, a truned finish or smoothbored finish is sufficient for the fitting surface; however, aground finish is necessary for applications where vibration andnoise must be low. The accuracy and surface finish of shaftsand housings for normal operating conditions are listed inTable 7.5.
Item Class of bearings Shaft Housing bore
Tolerance forout-of-roundness
Normal, Class 6Class 5, Class 4
to
to IT42
IT32
IT42
IT32 to
to IT32
IT22
IT52
IT42
Tolerance forcylindricality
Normal, Class 6Class 5, Class 4
to
to IT32
IT22
IT42
IT32 to
to IT32
IT22
IT52
IT42
Tolerance forshoulder runout
Normal, Class 6Class 5, Class 4
IT3IT3
IT3 to IT4IT3
Roughness offitting surfaces
Ra
Remarks This table is for general recommendation using the radiusmeasuring method. The basic tolerance (IT) class shouldbe selected in accordance with the bearing precisionclass. For the IT values, please refer to Appendix Table 8(Page 62).
— 0.8 1.6
Table 7.5 Accuracy and roughness of shaft andhousing
7.2 Bearing internal clearancesThe internal clearance of ball bearings greatly influences theirperformance, including fatigue life, vibration, noise, heatgeneration, etc. Consequently, it is necessary to select theproper clearance considering the bearing fit, load, speedand operating temperature.NSK provides clearances in six steps as shown in Table 7.6.To obatin accurate measurements, the clearance is generallymeasured by applying a specified measuring load on thebearing. As a result, the measured clearance is always
slightly lager than the theoretical internal clearance by theamount of elastic deformation caused by the measuring load.The theoretical internal clearance may thus be obtained bycorrecting the measured clearance by the amount of elasticdeformation (refer to Table 7.6 Remark #2).Table 7.7 shows the criteria for selecting the radial clearancefor extra small and miniature ball bearings.
Clearancesymbol
Clearance
min. max.
0 5
min. max.
3 8
min. max.
5 10
min. max.
8 13
min. max.
13 20
min. max.
20 28
MC1 MC2 MC3 MC4 MC5 MC6
Table 7.6 Radial internal clearances in extra small and miniature ball bearings Units: pm
Remarks 1. The standard clearance is MC3.2. To obtain the measured value, add the correction amount in the table below.
Clearancesymbol MC1
Clearancecorrection formeasuring load
1
MC2
1
MC3
1
MC4
1
MC5
2
MC6
2
Units: pm
The measuring loads are as follows:For miniature ball bearings 2.5 N {0.25 kg}For extra small ball bearings 4.4 N {0.45 kgf}
Typical application Requirement Clearancesymbol Remarks
Shafts for precision gears, servo-mechanisms,stepping motors, VCR capstan motors, other low-speed applications
•Small bearing clearance is required with no preload.
•Low torque is not important.•High axial rigidity is not required.
MC1MC2 Avoid interference fits.
Synchros, gyro gimbal radial bearings, VCR drum spindles, computer disk spindles,polygonal mirror scanner motors, other low ormedium-speed applications
•Low torque is required.•Axial load and rigidity are normal.
MC3MC4
Avoid interference fits in mostapplications.
Gyro rotors, gyro gimbal thrust bearings, fanmotors, vacuum cleaners, other high-speed and high-temperature applications
•Extremely low torque is required.
•High endurance and high axialrigidity are required.
MC5MC6
•Either axial clearance is made adjustable or a springpreload is used.
•Interference fit may be allowed.
Table 7.7 Selection of radial clearances
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8.1 Purposes of lubricationThe main purpose of lubrication is to reduce friction and wearinside bearings that may cause premature failure.The effects of lubrication can be briefly explained as follows:
(1) Reduction of friction and wearDirect metallic contact between the bearing rings, rollingelements and cage is prevented by a lubricant film.
(2) Extension of fatigue lifeThe rolling fatigue life of bearings depends greatly upon theviscosity and film thickness between the rolling contactsurfaces. Sufficient film thickness prolongs the fatigue lifewhile film thickness shortens it.
(3) Dissipation of frictional heat and coolingCirculating lubrication may be used to carry away frictionalheat or heat transferred from outside the biaring.
(4) OthersAdequate lubrication also helps to prevent foreign matter fromentering bearings and guards against corrosion and rust.
8.2 Lubricating methods andlubricantsLubricating methods are first divided into either grease or oillubrication. Satisfactory bearing performance can be achievedby adopting the lubricating method which is most suitable forthe particular application and operating conditions. In general,oil offers superior lubrication. However, grease lubricationallows a simpler structure around the bearings. A comparisonof grease and oil lubrication is given in Table 8.1.
(1) Grease lubricationSealed (DD, VV) or shielded (ZZ, ZZS) bearings are generallyfactory-packed with the proper quantity of good qualitygrease and can be used as delivered. Too much grease cancause heat generation or grease leakage. Generally, NSK fillsless than half of the free internal space inside bearings withgrease. Because the brand of grease affects bearingperformance, NSK usually recommends those shown inTables 8.2 and 8.3 on page 27. Among them, Multemp PS2is often used as the standard grease for many applications.Besides those listed in Tables 8.2 and 8.3, many otherbrands are available. For assistance when selecting grease,consult NSK.
(2) Oil lubricationOil lubrication is used under conditions where satisfactoryperformance is difficult to achieve using grease, for example,when extremely low torque is required or for high-speedoperation. Particularly in the case of gyro gimbal andsynchros, which are largely affected by frictional torque, a low viscosity oil is used. Oil mist or oil/air lubrication provideslow heating due to agitation and also superior cooling of thebearing. Aeroshell Fluid 12 (MIL-L-6085A) is the standard oilof NSK.
8. Lubrication
Item
Housing structure and sealingmethod
Speed
Cooling effect
Fluidity
Full lubricant replacement
Removal of foreign matter
External contamination due toleakage
Simple
Limiting speed is 65 % to 80 % of that with oillubrication.
Poor
Poor
Sometimes difficult
Removal of particles from grease is impossible.
Surroundings seldom contaminated by leakage.
May be complex. Careful maintenance required.
High limiting speed
Heat transfer is possible using forced oil circulation.
Good
Easy
Easy
Often leaks without proper countermeasures.Not suitable if external contamination must beavoided.
Grease lubrication Oil lubrication
Table 8.1 Comparison of grease and oil lubrication
Grease name
Manufacturer Thickener Base oil Droppingpoint (°C) Consistency
Workingtemperaturerange (°C)
Usable speed limit
(%)Characteristics
MULTEMPPS No.2
Kyodo Yushi Lithium soap Poly-α-olefin oil+ Diester oil
190 275 –50 to +110 100 For low temper-atures, low torque
NS HI-LUBE Kyodo Yushi Lithium soap Polyol ester oil+ Diester oil 192 250 –40 to +130 100
Wide temperaturerange, low noise,low torque
Table 8.2 Specifications of general-purpose greases
Greasesymbol
Thickener Base oil Dropping point (°C) Consistency
Workingtemperaturerange (°C)
Usable speed limit
(%)Characteristics Main applications
VTG Lithium soap Poly-α-olefin oil+ Diester oil
187 315 –50 to +110 100 Low noise, lowtorque
Video cassetterecorder drumspindles
NSC Lithium soapAlkyldiphenyl
ether oil+ Polyol ester oil
192 235 –30 to +140 70Widetemperaturerange
Office automationmachinesFan motors
EA3 Urea Poly-α-olefin oil >_ 260 230 –40 to +150 100For high speedsand hightemperatures
Vacuum cleanersCooling fan motorsfor cars
ENS Urea Polyol ester oil >_ 260 264 –40 to +160 100 For hightemperatures General purpose
Table 8.3 Specifications of greases developed by NSK
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The bearing rings and rolling elements of rolling bearings arerepeatedly subjected to high pressure with a small amount ofsliding. The materials used for the rings and rolling elementsmust there fore have the following characteristics:
•High rolling contact fatigue strength•High hardness•High wear resistance•High dimensional stability•High mechanicalstrength
Other characteristics, such as ease of production, shock andheat resistance, and corrosion resistance, are requireddepending on individual applications.The material used for the rings and balls in miniature ballbearings is either bearing steel or martensitic stainless steel.The chemical composition of each is shown in Table 9.1.Bearing steel provides a longer fatigue life because of its highhardness, and it is also superior with respect to running noiseand torque. Stainless steel has good corrosion
resistance and its hardness does not decrease at hightemperature. Therefore, it is used in applications wherecorrosive elements exist or where operating temperatures areunusually high.NSK uses vacuum degassed bearing steel designated byJapanese Industrial Standard (JIS) as SUJ2 (equivalent toASTM A 295 52100). Its stainless steel is JIS SUS440C(equivalent to SAE J 405 51440C) produced using the ElectroSlag Remelting Method (ESR).NSK selects bearing steels containing a minimum of oxygen,hydrogen, nitrogen, and hydrogen-compound impurities.The rolling fatigue life of bearings has been remarkablyimproved using these materials combined with theappropriate heat treatment.Regarding stainless steel bearings with reduced noise, pleaseconsult NSK.
9. Bearing materials
Bearing Tables
Standard
JIS G 4805 SUJ2 0.95 to 1.10 0.15 to 0.35 Less than 0.50 Less than 0.025 Less than 0.025 1.30 to 1.60 ―
ASTM A 295 52100 0.93 to 1.05 0.15 to 0.35 0.25 to 0.45 Less than 0.025 Less than 0.015 1.30 to 1.60 Less than 0.10
JIS G 4303 SUS 440C 0.95 to 1.20 Less than 1.00 Less than 1.00 Less than 0.040 Less than 0.030 16.00 to 18.00 Less than 0.75
SAE J 405 51440C 0.95 to 1.20 Less than 1.00 Less than 1.00 Less than 0.040 Less than 0.030 16.00 to 18.00 Less than 0.75
SymbolC Si Mn P S Cr Mo
Chemical composition (%)
Table 9.1 Chemical composition of high-carbon chromium bearing steel and stainless steel
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Bearing Tables
CONTENTS
Deep groove ball bearings Page
Single-row deep groove ball bearings ........................................... 32 – 37
Metric series Bore diameter 1 – 9 mm ................................. 32 – 35
Inch series Bore diameter 1.016 – 9.525 mm ................... 36 – 37
Deep groove ball bearings with flanged outer ring ......................... 38 – 43
Metric series Bore diameter 1 – 9 mm ................................. 38 – 41
Inch series Bore diameter 1.191 – 9.525 mm ................... 42 – 43
Deep groove ball bearings with extended inner ring ...................... 44 – 45
Inch series Bore diameter 1.191 – 7.938 mm
Deep groove ball bearings with extended inner ring, flanged ......... 46 – 47
Inch series Bore diameter 1.191 – 7.938 mm
Ball bearings for synchros ............................................................. 48 – 49
Inch series Bore diameter 1.984 – 6.350 mm
Extra-thin-section deep groove ball bearings ................................ 50 – 51
Metric series Bore diameter 10 – 15 mm
Angular contact ball bearings
Metric series Bore diameter 4 – 9 mm ................................. 50 – 51
32 33
Single-row deep groove ball bearings
Metric series
600, MR
Bore diameter
1 – 4 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm)
d D B B1 r(1)
r1(1)
min. min.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)
Grease OilOpen OpenZ ·ZZ Z
1
1.2
1.5
2
2.5
3
4
334
4
456
556
677
6788
678
899
1013
7789
101112
1316
11.51.6
1.8
1.222.5
1.522.3
2.52.52.8
1.82.52.52.8
222.5
32.53
45
2—22.5
344
55
———
2.5
22.63
2.32.53
2.533.5
2.63.5—4
2.53—
445
45
—2.534
444
55
0.050.050.1
0.1
0.050.150.15
0.080.10.15
0.150.150.15
0.080.150.20.15
0.10.10.15
0.150.20.15
0.150.2
0.1—
0.15(0.15)
0.20.150.2
0.20.3
———
0.1
0.050.150.15
0.080.10.15
0.150.150.15
0.080.15
—0.15
0.10.1
—
0.150.150.15
0.150.2
—0.10.1(0.15)
0.150.150.2
0.20.3
8080
138
138
112237330
169187330
330385385
208385560550
208390560
560570570
6301 300
310255395640
710960960
1 3001 730
232335
35
336998
505898
98127127
74127179175
74130179
179187187
218485
115107139225
270345345
485670
88
14
14
112434
171934
343939
21395756
214057
575858
64133
32264065
739898
133177
2.52.53.5
3.5
3.57
10
56
10
101313
7.5131818
7.51318
181919
2249
12111423
283535
4968
130 000130 000100 000
110 000
100 00085 00075 000
85 00085 00075 000
75 00063 00063 000
71 00063 00060 00060 000
71 00063 00060 000
60 00056 00056 000
50 00040 000
60 00060 00056 00053 000
50 00048 00048 000
40 00036 000
150 000150 000120 000
130 000
120 000100 000
90 000
100 000100 000
90 000
90 00075 00075 000
80 00075 00067 00071 000
80 00075 00067 000
67 00067 00067 000
60 00048 000
67 00071 00067 00063 000
60 00056 00056 000
48 00043 000
Bearing numbers
Open Shielded Seales
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db Da Db ra rb
min. max. max. min. max. max.
Mass(g)
Open Shieldedapprox.
681MR 31
691
MR 41 X
681 X691 X601 X
682MR 52 B
692
MR 62MR 72
602
682 X692 X
MR 82 X602 X
MR 63683 A
MR 83
693MR 93
603
623633
MR 74—
MR 84684 A
MR 104 B694604
624634
———
MR 41 XZZ
681 XZZ691 XZZ601 XZZ
682 ZZMR 52 BZZ
692 ZZ
MR 62 ZZMR 72 ZZ
602 ZZ
682 XZZ692 XZZ
—602 XZZ
MR 63 ZZ683 AZZ
—
693 ZZMR 93 ZZ
603 ZZ
623 ZZ633 ZZ
—MR 74 ZZMR 84 ZZ
684 AZZ
MR 104 BZZ694 ZZ604 ZZ
624 ZZ634 ZZ1
———
—
———
———
———
——
—
———
———
——
————
———
——
———
—
———
———
———
——
—
———
———
——
————
———
——
1.41.41.8
2.0
1.92.72.7
2.62.83.2
3.23.23.2
3.13.74.13.7
3.83.84.2
4.24.64.2
4.24.6
4.8—5.24.8
5.65.25.6
5.66.0
———
1.9
2.12.53.0
2.72.73.0
3.03.83.8
3.73.8—4.1
3.74.0—
4.34.34.3
4.36.0
—4.85.05.2
5.95.65.6
6.07.5
2.62.63.2
3.2
3.63.84.8
4.44.24.8
4.85.85.8
5.45.86.46.8
5.26.26.8
6.87.47.8
8.811.4
6.2—6.88.2
8.49.8
10.4
11.414.0
———
3.5
3.64.35.4
4.24.45.4
5.46.26.2
5.46.2—7.0
5.46.4—
7.37.97.9
8.011.3
—6.37.48.1
8.89.99.9
11.313.8
0.050.050.1
0.1
0.050.150.15
0.080.10.15
0.150.150.15
0.080.150.20.15
0.10.10.15
0.150.20.15
0.150.2
0.1—
0.150.1
0.20.150.2
0.20.3
———
0.1
0.050.150.15
0.080.10.15
0.150.150.15
0.080.15—
0.15
0.10.1—
0.150.150.15
0.150.2
—0.10.10.1
0.150.150.2
0.20.3
0.030.040.09
0.10
0.070.170.33
0.120.160.28
0.300.450.51
0.230.410.560.63
0.200.320.54
0.610.730.87
1.653.38
0.22—
0.360.63
1.041.72.25
3.035.24
———
0.14
0.110.200.38
0.170.230.38
0.290.490.58
0.290.55—
0.83
0.270.45—
0.831.18—
1.663.33
—0.290.561.01
1.421.752.29
3.045.21
Basicbearing
numbers
681MR 31
691
MR 41 X
681 X691 X601 X
682MR 52 B
692
MR 62MR 72
602
682 X692 X
MR 82 X602 X
MR 63683 A
MR 83
693MR 93
603
623633
MR 74MR 74MR 84
684 A
MR 104 B694604
624634
Actual size (2)
Notes (1) The values in parentheses are not based on ISO 15.(2) Actual dimensions of bore and outside diameter only.
Remarks 1. When using bearings with a rotating outer ring, please contact NSK if they are shielded.2. Bearings with double shields (ZZ, ZZ1) are also available with single shields (Z, Z1).
Open type
B
r
r
φD φd
Shielded typeZZ · ZZ1
B1
r1
r1
φD φd
ra
ra
φDa φda φD b
rb
rb
φdb
3534
Single-row deep groove ball bearings
Metric series
600, MR
Bore diameter
5 – 9 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm)
d D B B1 r(1)
r1(1)
min. min.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)Grease Oil
Open OpenZ·ZZ D·DD ZV·W
5
6
7
8
9
889
1011
111314
1619
101213
15171922
111314
17192226
121416
19222428
172024
2630
2—2.53—
345
56
2.533.5
5667
2.533.5
5679
2.53.54
6789
467
810
—2.5344
545
56
345
5667
345
5679
3.545
6789
567
810
0.1—
0.150.15
—
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.150.20.15
0.20.30.30.3
0.150.20.15
0.30.30.30.3
0.150.20.2
0.30.30.30.3
0.20.30.3
(0.6)0.6
—0.10.150.150.15
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.10.150.15
0.20.30.30.3
0.10.150.15
0.30.30.30.3
0.10.150.2
0.30.30.30.3
0.20.30.3
(0.6)0.6
310278430430715
7151 0801 330
1 7302 340
495715
1 080
1 7302 2602 3403 300
455540
1 170
1 6102 3403 3004 550
545820
1 610
2 2403 3003 3504 550
1 3301 7203 350
4 5505 100
120131168168276
281430505
670885
218292440
670835885
1 370
201276510
710885
1 3701 970
274385710
9101 3701 4301 970
665840
1 430
1 9702 390
3128444473
73110135
177238
5173
110
177231238335
4755
120
164238335465
5683
164
228335340465
136175340
465520
1213171728
294452
6890
223045
688590
140
212852
7390
140201
283973
93140146201
6886
146
201244
53 00053 00050 00050 00048 000
45 00043 00040 000
36 00032 000
45 00043 00040 000
40 00038 00032 00030 000
43 00040 00040 000
36 00036 00030 00028 000
40 00038 00036 000
36 00034 00028 00028 000
36 00034 00032 000
28 00024 000
—————
—40 00038 000
32 00030 000
—40 00038 000
36 00034 00030 00028 000
——
34 000
28 00032 00028 00022 000
—32 00028 000
28 00028 00024 00022 000
24 00024 00024 000
22 000—
63 00063 00060 00060 00056 000
53 00050 00050 000
43 00040 000
53 00050 00050 000
45 00045 00040 00036 000
50 00048 00045 000
43 00043 00036 00034 000
48 00045 00043 000
43 00040 00034 00034 000
43 00040 00038 000
34 00030 000
Bearing numbers
Open Shielded Seales
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db Da Db ra rb
min. max. max. min. max. max.
Mass(g)
Open Shieldedapprox.
MR 85—
MR 95MR 105
—
685695605
625635
MR 106MR 126
686 A
696606626636
MR 117MR 137
687
697607627637
MR 128MR 148
688 A
698608628638
689699609
629639
—MR 85 ZZMR 95 ZZ1MR 105 ZZMR 115 ZZ
685 ZZ695 ZZ1605 ZZ
625 ZZ1635 ZZ1
MR 106 ZZ1MR 126 ZZ
686 A ZZ
696 ZZ1606 ZZ626 ZZ1636 ZZ
MR 117 ZZMR 137 ZZ
687 ZZ1
697 ZZ1607 ZZ1627 ZZ637 ZZ1
MR 128 ZZ1MR 148 ZZ
688 A ZZ1
698 ZZ608 ZZ628 ZZ638 ZZ1
689 ZZ1699 ZZ1609 ZZ
629 ZZ639 ZZ
————VV
—VV—
VVVV
——VV
VVVVVVVV
——VV
VVVVVVVV
—VVVV
VVVVVVVV
VVVVVV
VVVV
—————
—DDDD
DDDD
—DDDD
DDDDDDDD
——DD
DDDDDDDD
—DDDD
DDDDDDDD
DDDDDD
DD—
5.8—6.26.2—
6.26.66.6
7.07.0
7.27.67.2
7.68.08.08.0
8.28.68.2
9.09.09.09.0
9.29.69.6
10.010.010.010.0
10.611.011.0
11.013.0
—5.86.06.06.3
6.26.66.9
7.58.5
7.07.27.4
7.98.28.5
10.5
8.09.08.5
10.29.1
10.512.8
9.09.2
10.2
10.010.512.012.8
11.512.012.0
12.816.1
7.2—7.88.8—
9.811.412.4
14.017.0
8.810.411.8
13.415.017.020.0
9.811.412.8
15.017.020.024.0
10.812.414.4
17.020.022.026.0
15.418.022.8
24.026.0
—7.48.28.49.8
9.911.212.2
13.816.5
9.310.911.7
13.314.816.519.0
10.511.612.7
14.816.519.022.8
11.312.814.2
16.519.020.522.8
15.217.220.5
22.825.6
0.1—0.150.15—
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.150.20.15
0.20.30.30.3
0.150.20.15
0.30.30.30.3
0.150.20.2
0.30.30.30.3
0.20.30.3
0.30.6
—0.10.150.150.15
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.10.150.15
0.20.30.30.3
0.10.150.15
0.30.30.30.3
0.10.150.2
0.30.30.30.3
0.20.30.3
0.30.6
0.26—
0.500.95—
1.22.453.54
4.958.56
0.561.271.91
3.885.978.15
14
0.621.582.13
5.267.67
12.724
0.711.863.12
7.2312.117.228.3
3.538.45
14.5
19.536.5
—0.340.581.291.5
1.962.53.48
4.868.34
0.681.742.69
3.726.087.94
14
0.722.022.97
5.127.51
12.925
0.972.164.02
7.1812.217.428.6
4.438.33
14.7
19.336
Basicbearing
numbers
MR 85MR 85MR 95MR 105MR 115
685695605
625635
MR 106MR 126
686 A
696606626636
MR 117MR 137
687
697607627637
MR 128MR 148
688 A
698608628638
689699609
629639
Actual size (2)
Notes (1) The values in parentheses are not based on ISO 15.(2) Actual dimensions of bore and outside diameter only.
Remarks 1. When using bearings with a rotating outer ring, please contact NSK if they are sealed or shielded.2. Bearings with double shields (ZZ, ZZ1) are also available with single shields (Z, Z1).3. Bearings with snap rings are also available, please contact NSK.
Open type
B
r
r
φD φd
Shielded typeZZ · ZZ1
B1
r1
r1
φD φd
Non-contactsealed type
VV
B1
r1
r1
φD φd
Contact sealed typeDD
B1
r1
r1
φD φd
ra
ra
φDa φd a
rb
rb
φD b φd b
36 37
Single-row deep groove ball bearings
Inch series
R
Bore diameter
1.016 – 9.525 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm/inch)
d D B B1 rmin.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)
Grease OilOpen OpenZ·ZZ Z
1.016
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
9.525
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
4.7624.7627.938
6.3507.9389.525
9.52512.700
7.938
7.9389.525
12.700
9.52512.700
15.87519.050
12.700
22.225
0.0400
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
0.3750
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.18750.18750.3125
0.25000.31250.3750
0.37500.5000
0.3125
0.31250.37500.5000
0.37500.5000
0.62500.7500
0.5000
0.8750
0.0469
0.0625
0.0781
0.0937
0.0625—
0.1094
0.09370.10940.1094
0.15620.1719
0.1094
0.10940.12500.1562
0.12500.1250
0.19600.2188
0.1562
0.2188
—
0.0937
0.1094
0.1406
—0.09370.1406
0.10940.14060.1406
0.15620.1719
0.1250
0.12500.12500.1960
0.12500.1875
0.19600.2812
0.1562
0.2812
—
2.380
2.779
3.571
—2.3803.571
2.7793.5713.571
3.9674.366
3.175
3.1753.1754.978
3.1754.762
4.9787.142
3.967
7.142
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.10.10.15
0.10.10.15
0.30.3
0.1
0.10.10.3
0.10.15
0.30.4
0.15
0.4
80
138
231
310
188143550
283560640
630640
360
360710
1 300
4201 080
1 6102 620
540
3 350
23
35
66
108
6052
175
95179225
218225
149
149270485
204440
6601 060
276
1 410
8
14
24
32
191556
295765
6465
37
3773
133
43110
164267
55
340
2.5
3.5
6.5
11
65.5
18
9.51823
2223
15
152849
2145
68108
28
144
130 000
110 000
90 000
67 000
80 00080 00060 000
67 00060 00053 000
56 00053 000
53 000
53 00050 00043 000
48 00040 000
38 00036 000
40 000
32 000
150 000
130 000
110 000
80 000
95 00095 00071 000
80 00067 00063 000
67 00063 000
63 000
63 00060 00053 000
56 00050 000
45 00043 000
48 000
38 000
Note (1) Actual dimensions of bore and outside diameter only.Remarks 1. When using bearings with a rotating outer ring, please contact NSK if they are shielded.
2. Bearings with double shields (ZZ, ZZS) are also available with single shields (Z, ZS).
Bearing numbers
Open Shielded
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db Da Db ra
min. max. max. min. max.
Mass(g)
Open Shieldedapprox.
R 09
R 0
R 1
R 1-4
R 133—R 1-5
R 144R 2-5R 2-6
R 2R 2 A
R 155
R 156R 166R 3
R 168 BR 188
R 4 BR 4 AA
R 1810
R 6
—
R 0 ZZ
R 1 ZZ
R 1-4 ZZ
—R 133 ZZSR 1-5 ZZ
R 144 ZZR 2-5 ZZR 2-6 ZZS
R 2 ZZR 2 A ZZ
R 155 ZZS
R 156 ZZSR 166 ZZR 3 ZZ
R 168 B ZZR 188 ZZ
R 4 B ZZR 4 AA ZZ
R 1810 ZZ
R 6 ZZ
1.9
2.0
2.2
2.8
3.2—3.6
4.04.04.4
5.25.2
4.8
5.65.66.8
7.27.6
8.49.4
9.2
12.6
—
1.9
2.3
3.9
—3.04.1
3.94.34.6
4.84.6
5.5
5.55.96.5
7.07.4
8.49.0
9.0
11.9
2.3
3.1
3.9
5.5
3.9—6.7
5.57.18.3
7.510.7
7.1
7.18.7
10.7
8.711.5
13.816.0
11.5
19.2
—
3.5
4.1
5.9
—4.27.0
5.97.38.2
8.08.2
7.3
7.38.8
11.2
8.911.6
13.816.6
11.6
20.0
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.10.10.15
0.10.10.15
0.30.3
0.1
0.10.10.3
0.10.15
0.30.4
0.15
0.4
0.04
0.09
0.15
0.35
0.10―0.60
0.250.550.96
1.363.3
0.51
0.390.812.21
0.581.53
4.507.48
1.56
9.02
—
0.11
0.19
0.50
―0.130.72
0.270.721.13
1.393.23
0.56
0.420.852.79
0.622.21
4.439.17
1.48
11
Basicbearing
numbers
R 09
R 0
R 1
R 1-4
R 133R 133R 1-5
R 144R 2-5R 2-6
R 2R 2 A
R 155
R 156R 166R 3
R 168 BR 188
R 4 BR 4 AA
R 1810
R 6
Actual size (1)
Open type
B
r
r
φD φd
Shielded typeZZ · ZZS
B1
r
r
φD φd
ra
ra
φDa φda
ra
ra
φDb φdb
1.191
1.588
1.984
2.380
1.588—
2.779
2.3802.7792.779
3.9674.366
2.779
2.7793.1753.967
3.1753.175
4.9785.558
3.967
5.558
38 39
Metric series
F600, MF
Bore diameter
1 – 4 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm)
d D D1 D2 B B1 C1 C2 r(1)
r1(1)
min. min.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)
Grease OilOpen OpenZ·ZZ Z
1
1.2
1.5
2
2.5
3
4
34
4
456
556
677
6788
678
899
1013
7789
101112
1316
3.85
4.8
56.57.5
6.16.27.5
7.28.28.5
7.18.59.29.5
7.28.19.2
9.510.210.511.515
8.2—9.2
10.3
11.212.513.5
1518
——
—
56.57.5
6.16.27.5
—8.28.5
7.18.5—9.5
7.28.1—
9.510.610.511.515
—8.29.2
10.3
11.612.513.5
1518
11.6
1.8
1.222.5
1.522.3
2.52.52.8
1.82.52.52.8
222.5
32.5345
2—22.5
344
55
——
—
22.63
2.32.53
—33.5
2.63.5—4
2.53—
44545
—2.534
444
55
0.30.5
0.4
0.40.60.6
0.50.60.6
0.60.60.7
0.50.70.60.7
0.60.50.6
0.70.60.711
0.6—0.60.6
0.611
11
——
—
0.60.80.8
0.60.60.8
—0.60.9
0.80.9—0.9
0.60.8—
0.90.8111
—0.60.61
0.811
11
0.050.1
0.1
0.050.150.15
0.080.10.15
0.150.150.15
0.080.150.20.15
0.10.10.15
0.150.20.150.150.2
0.1—
0.15(0.15)
0.20.150.2
0.20.3
——
—
0.050.150.15
0.080.10.15
—0.150.15
0.080.15—
0.15
0.10.1—
0.150.150.150.150.2
—0.10.1(0.15)
0.150.150.2
0.20.3
80138
138
112237330
169187330
330385385
208385560550
208390560
560570570630
1 300
310255395640
710960960
1 3001 730
2335
35
336998
505898
98127127
74127179175
74130179
179187187218485
115107139225
270345345
485670
814
14
112434
171934
343939
21395756
214057
57585864
133
32264065
739898
133177
2.53.5
3.5
3.57
10
56
10
101313
7.5131818
7.51318
1819192249
12111423
283535
4968
130 000100 000
110 000
100 00085 00075 000
85 00085 00075 000
75 00063 00063 000
71 00063 00060 00060 000
71 00063 00060 000
60 00056 00056 00050 00036 000
60 00060 00056 00053 000
50 00048 00048 000
40 00036 000
150 000120 000
130 000
120 000100 000
90 000
100 000100 000
90 000
90 00075 00075 000
80 00067 00071 00071 000
80 00075 00067 000
67 00067 00067 00060 00043 000
67 00071 00067 00063 000
60 00056 00056 000
48 00043 000
Bearing numbers
Open Shielded Sealed
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db ra rb
min. max. max. max.
Mass(g)
Open Shieldedapprox.
F 681F 691
MF 41 X
F 681 XF 691 XF 601 X
F 682MF 52 B
F 692
MF 62MF 72
F 602
F 682 XF 692 X
MF 82 XF 602 X
MF 63F 683 A
MF 83
F 693MF 93
F 603F 623F 633
MF 74—
MF 84F 684
MF 104 BF 694F 604
F 624F 634
F 681F 691
MF 41 X
F 681 XF 691 XF 601 X
F 682MF 52 B
F 692
MF 62MF 72
F 602
F 682 XF 692 X
MF 82 XF 602 X
MF 63F 683 A
MF 83
F 693MF 93
F 603F 623F 633
MF 74MF 74MF 84
F 684
MF 104 BF 694F 604
F 624F 634
——
—
F 681 XZZF 691 XZZF 601 XZZ
F 682 ZZMF 52 B ZZ
F 692 ZZ
—MF 72 ZZ
F 602 ZZ
F 682 XZZF 692 XZZ
—F 602 XZZ
MF 63 ZZF 683 A ZZ
—
F 693 ZZMF 93 ZZ
F 603 ZZF 623 ZZF 633 ZZ
—MF 74 ZZMF 84 ZZ
F 684 ZZ
MF 104 B ZZF 694 ZZF 604 ZZ
F 624 ZZF 634 ZZ1
——
—
———
———
———
————
———
—————
————
———
——
——
—
———
———
———
————
———
—————
————
———
——
1.41.8
2.0
1.92.72.7
2.62.83.2
3.23.23.2
3.13.74.13.7
3.83.84.2
4.24.64.24.24.6
4.8—5.24.8
5.65.25.6
5.66.0
——
—
2.12.53.0
2.72.73.0
—3.83.8
3.73.8—4.1
3.74.0—
4.34.34.34.36.0
—4.85.05.2
5.95.65.6
6.07.5
0.050.1
0.1
0.050.150.15
0.080.10.15
0.150.150.15
0.080.150.20.15
0.10.10.15
0.150.20.150.150.2
0.1—
0.150.1
0.20.150.2
0.20.3
——
—
0.050.150.15
0.080.10.15
—0.150.15
0.080.15—
0.15
0.10.1—
0.150.150.150.150.2
—0.10.10.1
0.150.150.2
0.20.3
0.040.14
0.12
0.090.210.42
0.160.210.35
0.360.520.60
0.250.510.620.74
0.270.370.56
0.700.811.01.853.73
0.29—
0.440.70
1.131.912.53
3.385.73
——
—
0.140.280.52
0.220.270.48
—0.560.71
0.360.68—
0.98
0.330.53—
0.971.341.631.863.59
—0.350.631.14
1.591.962.53
3.535.65
Basicbearing
numbers Actual size (2)
Notes (1) The values in parentheses are not based on ISO 15.(2) Actual dimensions of bore and outside diameter only.
Remarks 1. When using bearings with a rotating outer ring, please contact NSK if they are shielded.2. Bearings with double shields (ZZ, ZZ1) are also available with single shields (Z, Z1).
Open type
BC1
r
r
φD φD1φd
Shielded typeZZ · ZZ1
B1 C2
r1
r1
φD φd φD2
ra
φda
rb
φdb
Deep groove ball bearingswith flanged outer ring
40 41
Metric series
F600, MF
Bore diameter
5 – 9 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm)
d D D1 D2 B B1 C1 C2 r r1
min. min.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)Grease Oil
Open OpenZ·ZZ D·DD ZV·W
5
6
7
8
9
889
10
111314
1619
101213
15171922
111314
171922
121416
1922
1720
9.2—
10.211.2
12.51516
1822
11.213.215
17192225
12.214.216
192225
13.215.618
2225
1923
—9.2
10.211.6
12.51516
1822
11.213.615
17192225
12.214.616
192225
13.615.618
2225
1923
2—2.53
345
56
2.533.5
5667
2.533.5
567
2.53.54
67
46
—2.534
545
56
345
5667
345
567
3.545
67
56
0.6—0.60.6
0.811
11.5
0.60.61
1.21.21.51.5
0.60.61
1.21.51.5
0.60.81
1.51.5
11.5
—0.60.60.8
111
11.5
0.60.81.1
1.21.21.51.5
0.60.81.1
1.21.51.5
0.80.81.1
1.51.5
1.11.5
0.1—
0.150.15
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.150.20.15
0.20.30.30.3
0.150.20.15
0.30.30.3
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.20.3
—0.10.150.15
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.10.150.15
0.20.30.30.3
0.10.150.15
0.30.30.3
0.10.150.2
0.30.3
0.20.3
310278430430
7151 0801 330
1 7302 340
495715
1 080
1 7302 2602 3403 300
455540
1 170
1 6102 3403 300
545820
1 610
2 2403 300
1 3301 720
120131168168
281430505
670885
218292440
670835885
1 370
201276510
710885
1 370
274385710
9101 370
665840
31284444
73110135
177238
5173
110
177231238335
4755
120
164238335
5683
164
228335
136175
12131717
294452
6890
223045
688590
140
212852
7390
140
283973
93140
6886
53 00053 00050 00050 000
45 00043 00040 000
36 00032 000
45 00043 00040 000
40 00038 00032 00030 000
43 00040 00040 000
36 00036 00030 000
40 00038 00036 000
36 00034 000
36 00034 000
————
―40 00038 000
32 00030 000
—40 00038 000
36 00034 00030 00028 000
——
34 000
28 00032 00028 000
—32 00030 000
28 00028 000
24 00024 000
63 00063 00060 00060 000
53 00050 00050 000
43 00040 000
53 00050 00050 000
45 00045 00040 00036 000
50 00048 00045 000
43 00043 00036 000
48 00045 00043 000
43 00040 000
43 00040 000
Bearing numbers
Open Shielded Sealed
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db ra rb
min. max. max. max.
Mass(g)
Open Shieldedapprox.
MF 85—
MF 95MF 105
F 685F 695F 605
F 625F 635
MF 106MF 126
F 686 A
F 696F 606F 626F 636
MF 117MF 137
F 687
F 697F 607F 627
MF 128MF 148
F 688 A
F 698F 608
F 689F 699
MF 85MF 85MF 95MF 105
F 685F 695F 605
F 625F 635
MF 106MF 126
F 686 A
F 696F 606F 626F 636
MF 117MF 137
F 687
F 697F 607F 627
MF 128MF 148
F 688 A
F 698F 608
F 689F 699
—MF 85 ZZMF 95 ZZ1MF 105 ZZ
F 685 ZZF 695 ZZF 605 ZZ
F 625 ZZ1F 635 ZZ1
MF 106 ZZ1MF 126 ZZ
F 686 A ZZ
F 696 ZZ1F 606 ZZF 626 ZZ1F 636 ZZ
MF 117 ZZMF 137 ZZ
F 687 ZZ1
F 697 ZZ1F 607 ZZ1F 627 ZZ
MF 128 ZZ1MF 148 ZZ
F 688 A ZZ1
F 698 ZZF 608 ZZ
F 689 ZZ1F 699 ZZ1
————
—VV—
VVVV
——VV
VVVVVVVV
——VV
VVVVVV
—VVVV
VVVV
VVVV
————
—DDDD
DDDD
—DDDD
DDDDDDDD
——DD
DDDDDD
—DDDD
DDDD
DDDD
5.8—6.26.2
6.26.66.6
7.07.0
7.27.67.2
7.68.08.08.0
8.28.68.2
9.09.09.0
9.29.69.6
10.010.0
10.611.0
—5.86.06.0
6.26.66.9
7.58.5
7.07.27.4
7.98.28.5
10.5
8.09.08.5
10.29.1
10.5
9.09.2
10.2
10.010.5
11.512.0
0.1—
0.150.15
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.150.20.15
0.20.30.30.3
0.150.20.15
0.30.30.3
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.20.3
—0.10.150.15
0.150.20.2
0.30.3
0.10.150.15
0.20.30.30.3
0.10.150.15
0.30.30.3
0.10.150.2
0.30.3
0.20.3
0.33—0.591.05
1.372.793.9
5.379.49
0.651.382.25
4.346.589.09
14.6
0.721.72.48
5.658.66
14.2
0.822.093.54
8.3513.4
3.979.51
—0.410.661.46
2.182.843.85
5.39.49
0.771.943.04
4.266.619.09
14.7
0.822.233.37
5.658.66
14.2
1.152.394.47
8.313.5
4.919.51
Basicbearing
numbers Actual size (1)
Note (1) Actual dimensions of bore and outside diameter only.Remarks 1. When using bearings with a rotating outer ring, please contact NSK if they are shielded.
2. Bearings with double shields (ZZ, ZZ1) are also available with single shields (Z, Z1).
Open type
B
r
r
φD φd φD1
C1
Shielded typeZZ · ZZ1
B1 C2
r1
r1
φD φd φD2
Non-contactsealed type
VV
B1 C2
r1
r1
φD φd φD2
Contact sealed typeDD
B1 C2
r1
r1
φD φd φD2
ra
φda
rb
φdb
Deep groove ball bearingswith flanged outer ring
42 43
Deep groove ball bearingswith flanged outer ring
Inch series
FR
Bore diameter
1.191 – 9.525 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm/inch)
d D D1 B B1 C1 C2 rmin.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)
Grease OilOpen OpenZ·ZZ Z
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
9.525
3.967
4.762
6.350
4.7624.7627.938
6.3507.9389.5259.525
7.938
7.9389.525
12.700
9.52512.70015.875
12.700
22.225
5.156
5.944
7.518
5.9445.9449.119
7.5189.119
10.71911.176
9.119
9.11910.71914.351
10.71913.89417.526
13.894
24.613
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
0.3750
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.18750.18750.3125
0.25000.31250.37500.3750
0.3125
0.31250.37500.5000
0.37500.50000.6250
0.5000
0.8750
0.203
0.234
0.296
0.2340.2340.359
0.2960.3590.4220.440
0.359
0.3590.4220.565
0.4220.5470.690
0.547
0.969
0.0625
0.0781
0.0937
0.0625—
0.1094
0.09370.10940.10940.1562
0.1094
0.10940.12500.1960
0.12500.12500.1960
0.1562
0.2812
0.0937
0.1094
0.1406
—0.09370.1406
0.10940.14060.14060.1562
0.1250
0.12500.12500.1960
0.12500.18750.1960
0.1562
0.2812
0.013
0.023
0.023
0.018—
0.023
0.0230.0230.0230.030
0.023
0.0230.0230.042
0.0230.0230.042
0.031
0.062
0.031
0.031
0.031
—0.0310.031
0.0310.0310.0310.030
0.036
0.0360.0310.042
0.0360.0450.042
0.031
0.062
1.588
1.984
2.380
1.588—
2.779
2.3802.7792.7793.967
2.779
2.7793.1754.978
3.1753.1754.978
3.967
7.142
2.380
2.779
3.571
—2.3803.571
2.7793.5713.5713.967
3.175
3.1753.1754.978
3.1754.7624.978
3.967
7.142
0.330
0.580
0.580
0.460—
0.580
0.5800.5800.5800.760
0.580
0.5800.5801.070
0.5800.5801.070
0.790
1.570
0.790
0.790
0.790
—0.7900.790
0.7900.7900.7900.760
0.910
0.9100.7901.070
0.9101.1401.070
0.790
1.570
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.10.10.15
0.10.10.150.3
0.1
0.10.10.3
0.10.150.3
0.15
0.4
138
231
310
188143550
283560640630
360
360710
1 300
4201 0801 610
540
3 350
35
66
108
6052
175
95179225218
149
149270485
204440660
276
1 410
14
24
32
191556
29576564
37
3773
133
43110164
55
340
3.5
6.5
11
65.5
18
9.5182322
15
152849
214568
28
144
110 000
90 000
67 000
80 00080 00060 000
67 00060 00053 00056 000
53 000
53 00050 00043 000
48 00040 00038 000
40 000
32 000
130 000
110 000
80 000
95 00095 00071 000
80 00067 00063 00067 000
63 000
63 00060 00053 000
56 00050 00045 000
48 000
38 000
Bearing numbers
Open Shielded
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db ra
min. max. max.
Mass(g)
Open Shieldedapprox.
FR 0
FR 1
FR 1-4
FR 133—
FR 1-5
FR 144FR 2-5FR 2-6FR 2
FR 155
FR 156FR 166FR 3
FR 168 BFR 188FR 4 B
FR 1810
FR 6
FR 0 ZZ
FR 1 ZZ
FR 1-4 ZZ
—FR 133 ZZSFR 1-5 ZZ
FR 144 ZZFR 2-5 ZZFR 2-6 ZZSFR 2 ZZ
FR 155 ZZS
FR 156 ZZSFR 166 ZZFR 3 ZZ
FR 168 BZZFR 188 ZZFR 4 BZZ
FR 1810 ZZ
FR 6 ZZ
FR 0
FR 1
FR 1-4
FR 133FR 133FR 1-5
FR 144FR 2-5FR 2-6FR 2
FR 155
FR 156FR 166FR 3
FR 168 BFR 188FR 4 B
FR 1810
FR 6
2.0
2.2
2.8
3.2—3.6
4.04.04.45.2
4.8
5.65.66.8
7.27.68.4
9.2
12.6
1.9
2.3
3.9
—3.04.1
3.94.34.64.8
5.5
5.55.96.5
7.07.48.4
9.0
11.9
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.10.10.15
0.10.10.150.3
0.1
0.10.10.3
0.10.150.3
0.15
0.4
0.11
0.20
0.41
0.13―
0.68
0.310.621.041.51
0.59
0.470.902.97
0.661.644.78
1.71
10.1
0.16
0.25
0.58
—0.190.82
0.350.811.251.55
0.67
0.530.983.09
0.752.494.78
1.63
12.1
Basicbearing
numbers Actual size (1)
Note (1) Actual dimensions of bore and outside diameter only.Remarks 1. When using bearings with a rotating outer ring, please contact NSK if they are shielded.
2. Bearings with double shields (ZZ, ZZS) are also available with single shields (Z, ZS).
Open type
C1
r
r
φD φd φD1
B
Shielded typeZZ · ZZS
B1 C2
r
r
φD φd φD1
ra
φda
ra
φdb
44 45
RW 09
RW 0
RW 1
RW 1-4
RW 133RW 133RW 1-5
RW 144RW 2-5RW 2-6RW 2
RW 155
RW 156RW 166RW 3
RW 168 BRW 188RW 4 B
RW 1810
RW 6
RW 09
RW 0
RW 1
RW 1-4
RW 133—
RW 1-5
RW 144RW 2-5RW 2-6RW 2
RW 155
RW 156RW 166RW 3
RW 168 BRW 188RW 4 B
RW 1810
RW 6
—
RW 0 ZZ
RW 1 ZZ
RW 1-4 ZZ
—RW 133 ZZSRW 1-5 ZZ
RW 144 ZZRW 2-5 ZZRW 2-6 ZZSRW 2 ZZ
RW 155 ZZS
RW 156 ZZSRW 166 ZZRW 3 ZZ
RW 168 BZZRW 188 ZZRW 4 BZZ
RW 1810 ZZ
—
Deep groove ball bearingswith extended inner ring
Inch series
RW
Bore diameter
1.016 – 9.525 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm/inch)
d D B B1 C C1 rmin.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)
Grease OilOpen OpenZ·ZZ Z
1.016
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
9.525
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
4.7624.7627.938
6.3507.9839.5259.525
7.938
7.9389.525
12.700
9.52512.70015.875
12.700
22.225
1.984
2.380
2.779
3.175
2.380—
3.571
3.1753.5713.5714.762
3.571
3.5713.9674.762
3.9673.9675.771
4.762
7.142
—
3.175
3.571
4.366
—3.1754.366
3.5714.3664.3664.762
3.967
3.9673.9675.771
3.9675.5585.771
4.762
—
1.191
1.588
1.984
2.380
1.588—
2.779
2.3802.7792.7793.967
2.779
2.7793.1753.967
3.1753.1754.978
3.967
5.558
—
2.380
2.779
3.571
—2.3803.571
2.7793.5713.5713.967
3.175
3.1753.1754.978
3.1754.7624.978
3.967
—
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.10.10.15
0.10.10.150.3
0.1
0.10.10.3
0.10.150.3
0.15
0.4
80
138
231
310
188143550
283560640630
360
360710
1 300
4201 0801 610
540
3 350
23
35
66
108
6052
175
95179225218
149
149270485
204440660
276
1 410
8
14
24
32
191556
29576564
37
3773
133
43110164
55
340
2.5
3.5
6.5
11
65.5
18
9.5182322
15
152849
214568
28
144
130 000
110 000
90 000
67 000
80 00080 00060 000
67 00060 00053 00056 000
53 000
53 00050 00043 000
48 00040 00038 000
40 000
32 000
150 000
130 000
110 000
80 000
95 00095 00071 000
80 00067 00063 00067 000
63 000
63 00060 00053 000
56 00050 00045 000
48 000
38 000
Bearing numbers
Open Shielded
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db Da Db ra
min. max. max. min. max.
Mass(g)
Open Shieldedapprox.
1.9
2.0
2.2
2.8
3.2—
3.6
4.04.04.45.2
4.8
5.65.66.8
7.27.68.4
9.2
12.6
—
1.9
2.3
3.9
—3.04.1
3.94.34.64.8
5.5
5.55.96.5
7.07.48.4
9.0
—
2.3
3.1
3.9
5.5
3.9—
6.7
5.57.18.37.5
7.1
7.18.7
10.7
8.711.513.8
11.5
19.2
—
3.5
4.1
5.9
—4.27.0
5.97.38.28.0
7.3
7.38.8
11.2
8.911.613.8
11.6
—
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.10.10.15
0.10.10.150.3
0.1
0.10.10.3
0.10.150.3
0.15
0.4
0.05
0.11
0.17
0.46
0.12―
0.63
0.300.741.01.4
0.56
0.440.822.33
0.621.74.72
1.9
10
—
0.16
0.25
0.46
—0.170.73
0.330.741.11.3
0.62
0.490.872.90
0.662.14.62
1.6
—
Basicbearing
numbers Actual size (1)
Note (1) Actual dimensions of bore and outside diameter only.Remarks 1. When using bearings with a rotating outer ring, please contact NSK if they are shielded.
2. Bearings with double shields (ZZ, ZZS) are also available with single shields (Z, ZS).
Open type
C
B
r
r
φD φd
Shielded typeZZ · ZZS
C1
B1
r
r
φD φd
ra
φDa φda φDb φdb
ra
0.0400
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
0.3750
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.18750.18750.3125
0.25000.31250.37500.3750
0.3125
0.31250.37500.5000
0.37500.50000.6250
0.5000
0.8750
0.0781
0.0937
0.1094
0.1250
0.0937—
0.1406
0.12500.14060.14060.1875
0.1406
0.14060.15620.1875
0.15620.15620.2272
0.1875
0.2812
—
0.1250
0.1406
0.1719
—0.12500.1719
0.14060.17190.17190.1875
0.1562
0.15620.15620.2272
0.15620.21880.2272
0.1875
—
0.0469
0.0625
0.0781
0.0937
0.0625—
0.1094
0.09370.10940.10940.1562
0.1094
0.10940.12500.1562
0.12500.12500.1960
0.1562
0.2188
—
0.0937
0.1094
0.1406
—0.09370.1406
0.10940.14060.14060.1562
0.1250
0.12500.12500.1960
0.12500.18750.1960
0.1562
—
46 47
FRW 0
FRW 1
FRW 1-4
FRW 133FRW 133FRW 1-5
FRW 144FRW 2-5FRW 2-6FRW 2
FRW 155
FRW 156FRW 166FRW 3
FRW 168 BFRW 188FRW 4 B
FRW 1810
FRW 0 ZZ
FRW 1 ZZ
FRW 1-4 ZZ
—FRW 133 ZZSFRW 1-5 ZZ
FRW 144 ZZFRW 2-5 ZZFRW 2-6 ZZSFRW 2 ZZ
FRW 155 ZZS
FRW 156 ZZSFRW 166 ZFRW 3 ZZ
FRW 168 BZZFRW 188 ZZFRW 4 BZZ
FRW 1810 ZZ
Inch series
FRW
Bore diameter
1.191 – 7.938 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm/inch)
d D D1 B B1 C C1 C2 C3 rmin.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)
Grease OilOpen OpenZ·ZZ Z
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
3.967
4.762
6.350
4.7624.7627.938
6.3507.9389.5259.525
7.938
7.9389.525
12.700
9.52512.70015.875
12.700
5.156
5.944
7.518
5.9445.9449.119
7.5189.119
10.71911.176
9.119
9.11910.71914.351
10.71913.89417.526
13.894
2.380
2.779
3.175
2.380—
3.571
3.1753.5713.5714.762
3.571
3.5713.9674.762
3.9673.9675.771
4.762
3.175
3.571
4.366
—3.1754.366
3.5714.3664.3664.762
3.967
3.9673.9675.771
3.9675.5585.771
4.762
1.588
1.984
2.380
1.588—
2.779
2.3802.7792.7793.967
2.779
2.7793.1753.967
3.1753.1754.978
3.967
2.380
2.779
3.571
—2.3803.571
2.7793.5713.5713.967
3.175
3.1753.1754.978
3.1754.7624.978
3.967
0.330
0.580
0.580
0.460―
0.580
0.5800.5800.5800.760
0.580
0.5800.5801.070
0.5800.5801.070
0.790
0.790
0.790
0.790
—0.7900.790
0.7900.7900.7900.760
0.910
0.9100.7901.070
0.9101.1401.070
0.790
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.10.10.15
0.10.10.150.3
0.1
0.10.10.3
0.10.150.3
0.15
138
231
310
188143550
283560640630
360
360710
1 300
4201 0801 610
540
35
66
108
6052
175
95179225218
149
149270485
204440660
276
14
24
32
191556
29576564
37
3773
133
43110164
55
3.5
6.5
11
65.5
18
9.5182322
15
152849
214568
28
110 000
90 000
67 000
80 00080 00060 000
67 00060 00053 00056 000
53 000
53 00050 00043 000
48 00040 00038 000
40 000
130 000
110 000
80 000
95 00095 00071 000
80 00067 00063 00067 000
63 000
63 00060 00053 000
56 00050 00045 000
48 000
Bearing numbers
Open Shielded
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db ra
min. max. max.
Mass(g)
Open Shieldedapprox.
FRW 0
FRW 1
FRW 1-4
FRW 133—
FRW 1-5
FRW 144FRW 2-5FRW 2-6FRW 2
FRW 155
FRW 156FRW 166FRW 3
FRW 168 BFRW 188FRW 4 B
FRW 1810
2.0
2.2
2.8
3.2—3.6
4.04.04.45.2
4.8
5.65.66.8
7.27.68.4
9.2
1.9
2.3
3.9
—3.04.1
3.94.34.64.8
5.5
5.55.96.5
7.07.48.4
9.0
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.10.10.15
0.10.10.150.3
0.1
0.10.10.3
0.10.150.3
0.15
0.14
0.24
0.59
0.17—
0.83
0.440.931.31.8
0.73
0.581.23.1
0.702.15.08
2.3
0.19
0.32
0.59
—0.220.93
0.470.931.41.7
0.79
0.631.23.2
0.792.54.98
2.1
Basicbearing
numbers Actual size (1)
Note (1) Actual dimensions of bore and outside diameter only.Remarks 1. When using bearings with a rotating outer ring, please contact NSK if they are shielded.
2. Bearings with double shields (ZZ, ZZS) are also available with single shields (Z, ZS).
Open type
C
B
C2
r
r
φD φdφD1
Shielded typeZZ · ZZS
C1
B1
C3
r
r
φD φdφD1φda
ra ra
φdb
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.18750.18750.3125
0.25000.31250.37500.3750
0.3125
0.31250.37500.5000
0.37500.50000.6250
0.5000
0.203
0.234
0.296
0.2340.2340.359
0.2960.3590.4220.440
0.359
0.3590.4220.565
0.4220.5470.690
0.547
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
0.1250
0.1406
0.1719
—0.12500.1719
0.14060.17190.17190.1875
0.1562
0.15620.15620.2272
0.15620.21880.2272
0.1875
0.0625
0.0781
0.0937
0.0625—
0.1094
0.09370.10940.10940.1562
0.1094
0.10940.12500.1562
0.12500.12500.1960
0.1562
0.0937
0.1094
0.1250
0.0937—
0.1406
0.12500.14060.14060.1875
0.1406
0.14060.15620.1875
0.15620.15620.2272
0.1875
0.0937
0.1094
0.1406
—0.09370.1406
0.10940.14060.14060.1562
0.1250
0.12500.12500.1960
0.12500.18750.1960
0.1562
0.013
0.023
0.023
0.018―
0.023
0.0230.0230.0230.030
0.023
0.0230.0230.042
0.0230.0230.042
0.031
0.031
0.031
0.031
―0.0310.031
0.0310.0310.0310.030
0.036
0.0360.0310.042
0.0360.0450.042
0.031
Deep groove ball bearingswith extended inner ring, flanged
48 49
Ball bearings for synchros
Inch series
SR · · X
Bore diameter
3.175 – 4.762 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm/inch)
d D B B1 rmin.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (mi n -1)
Grease OilOpen Open
ZS·ZZS ZS
3.175
4.762
9.52510.10010.414
10.10010.41412.700
12.70014.46322.225
———
——
2.779
—4.9784.978
2.7792.3802.380
2.7792.779
—
3.9674.9784.978
0.10.10.1
0.10.10.1
0.10.30.3
241264264
305305605
6051 1101 260
768787
119119216
216385495
252727
313162
62113128
8.09.09.0
121222
224050
53 00063 00063 000
53 00053 00050 000
50 00043 00043 000
63 00075 00075 000
63 00063 00060 000
60 00053 00053 000
Bearing numbers
Open Single shielded Double shielded
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da db Da ra
min. max. max. max.
Mass(g)
approx.
———
——
SR 186X1
—SR 3X31SR 3X23
SR 2X52 ZSSR 144X100 ZSSR 174X5 ZS
SR 156X100 ZSSR 156X101 ZS
—
SR 186X2 ZSSR 3X31 ZSSR 3X23 ZS
SR 2X52 ZZSSR 144X100 ZZSSR 174X5 ZZS
SR 156X100 ZZSSR 156X101 ZZS
—
SR 186X2 ZZSSR 3X31 ZZSSR 3X23 ZZS
3.93.93.9
5.55.55.6
5.66.56.8
3.93.93.9
5.55.5―
5.96.58.4
8.79.39.6
9.39.6
11.9
11.912.920.6
0.10.10.1
0.10.10.1
0.10.30.3
1.01.21.2
1.01.11.8
2.64.0
13
Remark These bearings are made of stainless steel.
Open type
B
r
r
φD φd
Shielded typeZZS
B1
r
r
φD φd
rara
ra
φDa φda
ra
rara
φDa φd b
0.1250
0.1875
0.37500.39760.4100
0.39760.41000.5000
0.50000.56940.8750
———
——
0.1094
—0.19600.1960
0.10940.09370.0937
0.10940.1094
—
0.15620.19600.1960
50 51
Angular contact ball bearings
Extra-thin-section deep groove ball bearings
Metric series
700C
Bore diameter
4 – 9 mm
Metric series
SMT
Bore diameter
10 – 15 mm
Boundary dimensions(mm)
d D B r r1
min. min.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)
Grease Oil
4
5
6
7
8
9
16
16
1719
19
2224
24
5
5
66
6
78
7
0.3
0.3
0.30.3
0.3
0.30.3
0.3
0.15
0.15
0.150.15
0.15
0.150.15
0.15
1 700
1 700
2 0302 390
2 390
3 5503 600
3 600
660
660
7951 000
1 000
1 5401 600
1 600
174
174
204243
243
360365
365
67
66
81102
102
157164
164
53 000
53 000
50 00048 000
48 000
43 00040 000
40 000
71 000
71 000
67 00063 000
63 000
56 00053 000
53 000
Bearingnumbers
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da Da ra
min. max. max.
Mass(g)
approx.
734C
725C
706C726C
707C
708C728C
709C
6.5
7.5
8.58.5
9.5
10.510.5
11.5
13.5
13.5
14.516.5
16.5
19.521.5
21.5
0.3
0.3
0.30.3
0.3
0.30.3
0.3
5.3
4.5
5.57.8
7.4
1216
14
Remarks 1. The tolerance classes for this type of bearing are classes 5 and 4.2. Please contact NSK regarding separable bearings or inch series bearings.
Boundary dimensions(mm)
d D B rmin.
Basic load ratings(N) {kgf}
Cr Cor Cr Cor
Limiting speeds (min-1)
Grease Oil
10
15
15
20
3
3.5
0.15
0.15
815
800
410
470
83
82
42
48
36 000
30 000
43 000
36 000
Bearingnumbers
Abutment and fillet dimensions(mm)
da Da ra
min. max. max.
Mass(g)
approx.
SMT 1510
SMT 2015
11.2
16.2
13.8
18.8
0.15
0.15
1.4
2.2
Remarks 1. These bearings are made of stainless steel.2. The tolerance classes for this type of bearing are nomal and class 6.3. The radial internal clearance for this type of bearing is specified by ISO 5593 Rolling bearings-Radial internal clearance.
Br1
r
r
φD φd
Br
r
φD φd
rara
rara
φda φDa
rara
rara
φDa φda
53
Appendices
Page
Appendix Table 1 Conversion from SI (International Units)
system ...................................................... 54 – 55
Appendix Table 2 N – kgf Force conversion table ....................... 56
Appendix Table 3 Kg – 1b Mass conversion table ....................... 57
Appendix Table 4 °C – °F Temperature conversion table ........... 58
Appendix Table 5 Viscosity conversion table .............................. 59
Appendix Table 6 Inch-mm Dimension conversion table ............ 60
Appendix Table 7 Hardness conversion table ............................. 61
Appendix Table 8 Values of standard tolerance grades IT ... 62 – 63
Appendix Table 9 Physical and mechanical properties
of materials ...................................................... 64
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Appendix Table 1 Conversion from SI (International Units) System
Comparison of SI, CGS, and Engineering Units
Conversion Factors from SI Units
UnitSystem
Units
SI
Length Mass Time Temp. Accelera-tion
m kg s K m/s2
cm
m
g
kgf・s2/m
s
s
℃
℃
Gal
m/s2
dyn
kgf
dyn/cm2
kgf/m2
dyn/cm2
kgf/m2
erg
kgf・m
erg/s
kgf・m/s
Force
N
Stress
Pa
Pressure
Pa
Energy
J
Power
W
CGS System
EngineeringUnit System
ParameterSI Units Units other than SI Conversion Factors from
SI UnitsNames of Units Name of UnitsSymbols Symbols
Angle Radian
Length Meter
Area Square meter
Volume Cubic meter
Time
Frequency
Speed of Rotation
Speed
Acceleration
Mass
Force
Torque or Moment
Stress
Second
Hertz
Revolution per second
Meter per second
Meter per second per second
Kilogram
Newton
Newton・meter
Pascal
rad
m
m2
m3
s
Hz
s–1
m/s
m/s2
kg
N
N・m
Pa(N/m2)
DegreeMinuteSecond
MicronAngstrom
AreHectare
LiterDeciliter
MinuteHourDay
Cycle
Revolution per minute
Kilometer per hourKnot
Galg
Ton
Kilogram-forceTon-forceDyne
Kilogram-force meter
Kilogram-force per square centimeterKilogram-force per square millimeter
°′″
aha
l,Ldl,dL
minhd
s–1
rpm
km/hkn
Galg
t
kgftfdyn
kgf・m
kgf/cm2
kgf/mm2
180/π10 800/π648 000/π
106
1010
10–2
10–4
103
104
1/601/3 6001/86 400
1
60
3 600/1 0003 600/1 852
102
1/9.806 65
10–3
1/9.806 651/(9.806 65×103)105
1/9.806 65
1/(9.806 65×104)1/(9.806 65×106)
Note (1) The conversion from TK into θ°C is θ= T―273.15 but for a temperature difference, it is dT = dθ. However, dT and dθ representtemperature differences measured using the Kelvin and Celsius scales respectively.
Remarks The names and symbols in ( ) are equivalent to those directly above them or on their left.Example of conversion 1 N = 1/9.806 65 kgf
Prefixes Used In SI System
Multiples Prefix Symbols Multiples Prefix Symbols
1018
1015
1012
109
106
103
102
10
ExaPetaTera
GigaMegaKilo
HectoDeca
EPT
GMk
hda
10–1
10–2
10–3
10–6
10–9
10–12
10–15
10–18
DeciCentiMilli
MicroNanoPico
FemtoAto
dcm
p
np
fa
Conversion Factors from SI Units (Continued)
ParameterSI Units Units other than SI Conversion factors
from SI UnitsNames of Units Names of UnitsSymbols Units
Pressure Pascal(Newton per square meter)
Energy Joule(Newton・meter)
Work
Viscosity,Viscosity Index
Watt(Joule per second)
Pascal second
Pa(N/m2)
J(N·m)
W(J/s)
Pa·s
Kilogram-force per square meterWater ColumnMercury ColumnTorrBarAtmosphere
ErgCalorie (International)Kilogram-force meterKilowatt hourFrench horse power hour
Kilogram-force meter per secondKilocalorie per hourFrench horse power
Poise
kgf/m2
mH2OmmHgTorrbaratm
ergcal IT
kgf·mkW ·hPS··h
kgf·m/skcal/hPS
P
1/9.806 651/(9.806 65×103)760/(1.013 25×105)760/(1.013 25×10 5)10–5
1/(1.013 25×105)
107
1/4.186 81/9.806 651/(3.6×106)~~3.776 72×10–7
1/9.806 651/1.163~~1/735.498 8
10
Kinematic Viscosity,Kinematic Viscosity Index
Square meter per second m2/s StokesCentistokes
StcSt
104
106
Temperature Kelvin, Degree celsius K,℃ Degree ℃ (See Note (1))
Electric Current,Magnetomotive Force Ampere A Ampere A 1
Voltage,Electromotive Force Volt V (Watts per ampere) (W/A) 1
Magnetic FieldStrength Ampere per meter A/m Oersted Oe 4π/103
Magnetic FluxDensity
Tesla T GaussGamma
Gsγ
104
109
Electrical Resistance Ohm Ω (Volts per ampere) (V/A) 1
p
A°
5756
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9.806619.61329.42039.22749.033
58.84068.64778.45388.26098.066
107.87117.68127.49137.29147.10
156.91166.71176.52186.33196.13
205.94215.75225.55235.36245.17
254.97264.78274.59284.39294.20
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Appendix Table 2 N - kgf Conversion Table
N
0.10200.20390.30590.40790.5099
0.61180.71380.81580.91771.0197
1.12171.22371.32561.42761.5296
1.63151.73351.83551.93752.0394
2.14142.24342.34532.44732.5493
2.65132.75322.85522.95723.0591
3.16113.26313.3651
kgf
1 N=0.1019716 kgf1 kgf=9.80665 N
N
333.43343.23353.04362.85372.65
382.46392.27402.07411.88421.69
431.49441.30451.11460.91470.72
480.53490.33500.14509.95519.75
529.56539.37549.17558.98568.79
578.59588.40598.21608.01617.82
627.63637.43647.24
3.46703.56903.67103.77293.8749
3.97694.07894.18084.28284.3848
4.48684.58874.69074.79274.8946
4.99665.09865.20065.30255.4045
5.50655.60845.71045.81245.9144
6.01636.11836.22036.32226.4242
6.52626.62826.7301
kgf N
657.05666.85676.66686.47696.27
706.08715.89725.69735.50745.31
755.11764.92774.73784.53794.34
804.15813.95823.76833.57843.37
853.18862.99872.79882.60892.41
902.21912.02921.83931.63941.44
951.25961.05970.86
6.83216.93417.03607.13807.2400
7.34207.44397.54597.64797.7498
7.85187.95388.05588.15778.2597
8.36178.46368.56568.66768.7696
8.87158.97359.07559.17749.2794
9.38149.48349.58539.68739.7893
9.89129.9932
10.095
kgf
For example, to convert 10 N into kgf, read the figure in the right kgfcolumn adjacent to the 10 in the center column in the 1st block. Thismeans that 10 N is 1.01997 kgf. To convert 10 kgf into N, read thefigure in the left N column of the same row, which indicates that theanswer is 98.066 N.
How to use this table
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7273747576
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8283848586
8788899091
9293949596
979899
3435363738
3940414243
4445464748
4950515253
5455565758
5960616263
646566
0.4540.9071.3611.8142.268
2.7223.1753.6294.0824.536
4.9905.4435.8976.3506.804
7.2577.7118.1658.6189.072
9.5259.979
10.43310.88611.340
11.79312.24712.70113.15413.608
14.06114.51514.969
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Appendix Table 3 kg–lb Conversion Table
kg
2.2054.4096.6148.818
11.023
13.22815.43217.63719.84222.046
24.25126.45528.66030.86533.069
35.27437.47939.68341.88844.092
46.29748.50250.70652.91155.116
57.32059.52561.72963.93466.139
68.34370.54872.753
lb
1 kg=2.2046226 1b1 1b=0.45359237 kg
kg
15.42215.87616.32916.78317.237
17.69018.14418.59719.05119.504
19.95820.41220.86521.31921.772
22.22622.68023.13323.58724.040
24.49424.94825.40125.85526.308
26.76227.21627.66928.12328.576
29.03029.48429.937
74.95777.16279.36681.57183.776
85.98088.18590.39092.59494.799
97.00399.208
101.41103.62105.82
108.03110.23112.44114.64116.84
119.05121.25123.46125.66127.87
130.07132.28134.48136.69138.89
141.10143.30145.51
lb kg
30.39130.84431.29831.75132.205
32.65933.11233.56634.01934.473
34.92735.38035.83436.28736.741
37.19537.64838.10238.55539.009
39.46339.91640.37040.82341.277
41.73042.18442.63843.09143.545
43.99844.45244.906
147.71149.91152.12154.32156.53
158.73160.94163.14165.35167.55
169.76171.96174.17176.37178.57
180.78182.98185.19187.39189.60
191.80194.01196.21198.42200.62
202.83205.03207.23209.44211.64
213.85216.05218.26
lb
For example, to convert 10 kg into lb, read the figure in the right lbcolumn adjacent to the 10 in the center column in the 1st block. Thismeans that 10 kg is 22.046 lb. To convert 10 lb into kg, read the figurein the left kg column of the same row, which indicates that theanswer is 4.536 kg.
How to use this table
5958
23456
789
1011
1213141516
1718192021
2223242526
2728293031
323334
3536373839
4041424344
4546474849
5055606570
7580859095
100120140160180
200250300
Appendix Table 4 ˚C - ˚F Conversion Table
˚C
–73.3–62.2–51.1–40.0–34.4
–28.9–23.3–17.8–17.2–16.7
–16.1–15.6–15.0–14.4–13.9
–13.3–12.8–12.2–11.7–11.1
–10.6–10.0– 9.4– 8.9– 8.3
– 7.8– 7.2– 6.7– 6.1– 5.6
– 5.0– 4.4– 3.9– 3.3– 2.8
– 2.2– 1.7– 1.1– 0.6
–148.0–112.0– 76.0– 40.0– 22.0
– 4.014.032.033.835.6
37.439.241.042.844.6
46.448.250.051.853.6
55.457.259.060.862.6
64.466.268.069.871.6
73.475.277.078.880.6
82.484.286.087.8
–100– 80– 60– 40– 30
– 20– 10
012
34567
89
101112
1314151617
1819202122
2324252627
28293031
˚F ˚C
0.00.61.11.72.2
2.83.33.94.45.0
5.66.16.77.27.8
8.38.99.4
10.010.6
11.111.712.212.813.3
13.914.415.015.616.1
16.717.217.818.318.9
19.420.020.621.1
89.691.493.295.096.8
98.6100.4102.2104.0105.8
107.6109.4111.2113.0114.8
116.6118.4120.2122.0123.8
125.6127.4129.2131.0132.8
134.6136.4138.2140.0141.8
143.6145.4147.2149.0150.8
152.6154.4156.2158.0
3233343536
3738394041
4243444546
4748495051
5253545556
5758596061
6263646566
67686970
˚F ˚C
21.722.222.823.323.9
24.425.025.626.126.7
27.227.828.328.929.4
30.030.631.131.732.2
32.833.333.934.435.0
35.636.136.737.237.8
38.338.939.440.040.6
41.141.742.242.8
159.8161.6163.4165.2167.0
168.8170.6172.4174.2176.0
177.8179.6181.4183.2185.0
186.8188.6190.4192.2194.0
195.8197.6199.4201.2203.0
204.8206.6208.4210.2212.0
213.8215.6217.4219.2221.0
222.8224.6226.4228.2
7172737475
7677787980
8182838485
8687888990
9192939495
96979899
100
101102103104105
106107108109
˚F ˚C
43.346.148.951.754.4
57.260.065.671.176.7
82.287.893.398.9
104.4
110.0115.6121.1148.9176.7
204232260288316
343371399427454
482510538593649
704760816871
230239248257266
275284302320338
356374392410428
446464482572662
752842932
10221112
12021292138214721562
16521742183220122192
2372255227322912
110115120125130
135140150160170
180190200210220
230240250300350
400450500550600
650700750800850
900950
1 0001 1001 200
1 3001 4001 5001 600
˚F
C= (F-32)
F=32+ C
5―99―5
Appendix Table 5 Viscosity Conversion Table
32.636.039.142.345.5
48.752.055.458.862.3
65.969.673.477.281.1
85.189.293.397.5
102
106110115119123
128132137141145
150154159
32.836.339.442.645.8
49.052.455.859.262.7
66.470.173.977.781.7
85.789.894.098.2
102
107111115120124
129133138142146
150155160
30.833.335.938.541.1
43.746.349.152.155.1
58.261.464.768.071.5
75.078.682.185.889.5
93.397.1
101105109
112116120124128
132136140
31.233.736.539.141.7
44.347.050.052.956.0
59.162.365.669.172.6
76.179.783.687.491.3
95.198.9
103107111
115119123127131
135139143
1.141.221.311.401.48
1.561.651.751.841.93
2.022.122.222.322.43
2.542.642.762.872.98
3.103.223.343.463.58
3.703.823.954.074.20
4.324.454.57
KinematicViscositymm2/s
SayboltUniversalSUS (sec)
100 ˚F 210 ˚F 50 ˚C 100 ˚C
No.1 TypeRedwoodR (sec) Engler
E (degree)
Remarks 1 mm2/s=1 cSt
163168172177181
186190195199204
208213218222227
231254277300323
346371394417440
464556649742834
9271 1591 391
164170173178183
187192196201205
210215219224228
233256279302326
349373397420443
467560653747840
9331 1671 400
144148153156160
164168172176180
184188193197201
205225245266286
306326347367387
408490571653734
8161 0201 224
147151155159164
168172176180185
189193197202206
210231252273294
315336357378399
420504588672757
8411 0511 241
4.704.834.965.085.21
5.345.475.595.725.85
5.986.116.246.376.50
6.637.247.908.559.21
9.8910.511.211.812.5
13.215.818.421.123.7
26.332.939.5
KinematicViscositymm2/s
SayboltUniversalSUS (sec)
100 ˚F 210 ˚F 50 ˚C 100 ˚C
No.1 TypeRedwoodR (sec) Engler
E (degree)
For example, to convert 38 ˚C into ˚F, read the figure in the right ˚Fcolumn adjacent to the 38 in the center column in the 2nd block. Thismeans that 38 ˚C is 100.4 ˚F. To convert 38 ˚F into ˚C, read the figurein the left ˚C column of the same row, which indicates that the answeris 3.3 ˚C.
How to use this table
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Appendix Table 7 Hardness Conversion Table (Reference)
RockwellC Scale
Hardness(1 471 N){150 kgf}
VickersHardness
Brinell Hardness
Standard Ball TungstenCarbide Ball
RockwellHardness
A Scale B Scale
Load 588.4 N{60 kgf}
BraleIndenter
Load 980.7 N{100 kgf}
1.588 mm Ball(1/16 in.)
940900865832800
772746720697674
653633613595577
560544528513498
484471458446434
423412402392382
372363354345336
327318310302294
286279272266260
254248243238
230222213204
196188180173166160
—————
—————
—————
—500487475464
451442432421409
400390381371362
353344336327319
311301294286279
271264258253247
243237231226
219212203194
187179171165158152
———
739722
705688670654634
615595577560543
525512496481469
455443432421409
400390381371362
353344336327319
311301294286279
271264258253247
243237231226
219212203194
187179171165158152
Shore Hardness
85.685.084.583.983.4
82.882.381.881.280.7
80.179.679.078.578.0
77.476.876.375.975.2
74.774.173.673.172.5
72.071.570.970.469.9
69.468.968.467.967.4
66.866.365.865.364.7
64.363.863.362.862.4
62.061.561.060.5
————
——————
———―—
—————
—————
—————
—————
—————
——
(109.0)(108.5)(108.0)
(107.5)(107.0)(106.0)(105.5)(104.5)
(104.0)(103.0)(102.5)(101.5)(101.0)
100.099.098.597.8
96.795.593.992.3
90.789.587.185.583.581.7
9795929188
8785838180
7876757472
7169686766
6463626058
5756555452
5150494847
4644434241
4140383837
36353534
33323129
282726252424
6867666564
6362616059
5857565554
5352515049
4847464544
4342414039
3837363534
3332313029
2827262524
23222120
(18)(16)(14)(12)
(10)(8)(6)(4)(2)(0)
Appendix Table 6 inch – mm Conversion Table1″=25.4 mm
inch 0 1
Fraction Decimal
01/641/323/64
1/165/643/327/64
1/89/645/32
11/64
3/1613/64
7/3215/64
1/417/64
9/3219/64
5/1621/6411/3223/64
3/825/6413/3227/64
7/1629/6415/3231/64
1/233/6417/3235/64
9/1637/6419/3239/64
5/841/6421/3243/64
11/1645/6423/3247/64
3/449/6425/3251/64
13/1653/6427/3255/64
7/857/6429/3259/64
15/1661/6431/3263/64
0.0000000.0156250.0312500.046875
0.0625000.0781250.0937500.109375
0.1250000.1406250.1562500.171875
0.1875000.2031250.2187500.234375
0.2500000.2656250.2812500.296875
0.3125000.3281250.3437500.359375
0.3750000.3906250.4062500.421875
0.4375000.4531250.4687500.484375
0.5000000.5156250.5312500.546875
0.5625000.5781250.5937500.609375
0.6250000.6406250.6562500.671875
0.6875000.7031250.7187500.734375
0.7500000.7656250.7812500.796875
0.8125000.8281250.8437500.859375
0.8750000.8906250.9062500.921875
0.9375000.9531250.9687500.984375
0.0000.3970.7941.191
1.5881.9842.3812.778
3.1753.5723.9694.366
4.7625.1595.5565.953
6.3506.7477.1447.541
7.9388.3348.7319.128
9.5259.922
10.31910.716
11.11211.50911.90612.303
12.70013.09713.49413.891
14.28814.68415.08115.478
15.87516.27216.66917.066
17.46217.85918.25618.653
19.05019.44719.84420.241
20.63821.03421.43121.828
22.22522.62223.01923.416
23.81224.20924.60625.003
25.40025.79726.19426.591
26.98827.38427.78128.178
28.57528.97229.36929.766
30.16230.55930.95631.353
31.75032.14732.54432.941
33.33833.73434.13134.528
34.92535.32235.71936.116
36.51236.90937.30637.703
38.10038.49738.89439.291
39.68840.08440.48140.878
41.27541.67242.06942.466
42.86243.25943.65644.053
44.45044.84745.24445.641
46.03846.43446.83147.228
47.62548.02248.41948.816
49.21249.60950.00650.403
50.80051.19751.59451.991
52.38852.78453.18153.578
53.97554.37254.76955.166
55.56255.95956.35656.753
57.15057.54757.94458.341
58.73859.13459.53159.928
60.32560.72261.11961.516
61.91262.30962.70663.103
63.50063.89764.29464.691
65.08865.48465.88166.278
66.67567.07267.46967.866
68.26268.65969.05669.453
69.85070.24770.64471.041
71.43871.83472.23172.628
73.02573.42273.81974.216
74.61275.00975.40675.803
76.20076.59776.99477.391
77.78878.18478.58178.978
79.37579.77280.16980.566
80.96281.35981.75682.153
82.55082.94783.34483.741
84.13884.53484.93185.328
85.72586.12286.51986.916
87.31287.70988.10688.503
88.90089.29789.69490.091
90.48890.88491.28191.678
92.07592.47292.86993.266
93.66294.05994.45694.853
95.25095.64796.04496.441
96.83897.23497.63198.028
98.42598.82299.21999.616
100.012100.409100.806101.203
101.600101.997102.394102.791
103.188103.584103.981104.378
104.775105.172105.569105.966
106.362106.759107.156107.553
107.950108.347108.744109.141
109.538109.934110.331110.728
111.125111.522111.919112.316
112.712113.109113.506113.903
114.300114.697115.094115.491
115.888116.284116.681117.078
117.475117.872118.269118.666
119.062119.459119.856120.253
120.650121.047121.444121.841
122.238122.634123.031123.428
123.825124.222124.619125.016
125.412125.809126.206126.603
127.000127.397127.794128.191
128.588128.984129.381129.778
130.175130.572130.969131.366
131.762132.159132.556132.953
133.350133.747134.144134.541
134.938135.334135.731136.128
136.525136.922137.319137.716
138.112138.509138.906139.303
139.700140.097140.494140.891
141.288141.684142.081142.478
142.875143.272143.669144.066
144.462144.859145.256145.653
146.050146.447146.844147.241
147.638148.034148.431148.828
149.225149.622150.019150.416
150.812151.209151.606152.003
152.400152.797153.194153.591
153.988154.384154.781155.178
155.575155.972156.369156.766
157.162157.559157.956158.353
158.750159.147159.544159.941
160.338160.734161.131161.528
161.925162.322162.719163.116
163.512163.909164.306164.703
165.100165.497165.894166.291
166.688167.084167.481167.878
168.275168.672169.069169.466
169.862170.259170.656171.053
171.450171.847172.244172.641
173.038173.434173.831174.228
174.625175.022175.419175.816
176.212176.609177.006177.403
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
177.800178.197178.594178.991
179.388179.784180.181180.578
180.975181.372181.769182.166
182.562182.959183.356183.753
184.150184.547184.944185.341
185.738186.134186.531186.928
187.325187.722188.119188.516
188.912189.309189.706190.103
190.500190.897191.294191.691
192.088192.484192.881193.278
193.675194.072194.469194.866
195.262195.659196.056196.453
196.850197.247197.644198.041
198.438198.834199.231199.628
200.025200.422200.819201.216
201.612202.009202.406202.803
203.200203.597203.994204.391
204.788205.184205.581205.978
206.375206.772207.169207.566
207.962208.359208.756209.153
209.550209.947210.344210.741
211.138211.534211.931212.328
212.725213.122213.519213.916
214.312214.709215.106215.503
215.900216.297216.694217.091
217.488217.884218.281218.678
219.075219.472219.869220.266
220.662221.059221.456221.853
222.250222.647223.044223.441
223.838224.234224.631225.028
225.425225.822226.219226.616
227.012227.409227.806228.203
228.600228.997229.394229.791
230.188230.584230.981231.378
231.775232.172232.569232.966
233.362233.759234.156234.553
234.950235.347235.744236.141
236.538236.934237.331237.728
238.125238.522238.919239.316
239.712240.109240.506240.903
241.300241.697242.094242.491
242.888243.284243.681244.078
244.475244.872245.269245.666
246.062246.459246.856247.253
247.650248.047248.444248.841
249.238249.634250.031250.428
250.825251.222251.619252.016
252.412252.809253.206253.603
254.000254.397254.794255.191
255.588255.984256.381256.778
257.175257.572257.969258.366
258.762259.159259.556259.953
260.350260.747261.144261.541
261.938262.334262.731263.128
263.525263.922264.319264.716
265.112265.509265.906266.303
266.700267.097267.494267.891
268.288268.684269.081269.478
269.875270.272270.669271.066
271.462271.859272.256272.653
273.050273.447273.844274.241
274.638275.034275.431275.828
276.225276.622277.019277.416
277.812278.209278.606279.003
mm
62 63
Appendix Table 8 Values of Standard Tolerance Grades IT
Basic Size(mm)
Standard Grades
over incl. Tolerances (pm) Tolerances (mm)
IT1
—
3
6
10
18
30
50
80
120
180
250
315
400
500
630
800
1 000
1 250
1 600
2 000
2 500
3
6
10
18
30
50
80
120
180
250
315
400
500
630
800
1 000
1 250
1 600
2 000
2 500
3 150
0.8
1
1
1.2
1.5
1.5
2
2.5
3.5
4.5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
15
18
22
26
1.2
1.5
1.5
2
2.5
2.5
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
13
15
18
21
25
30
36
2
2.5
2.5
3
4
4
5
6
8
10
12
13
15
16
18
21
24
29
35
41
50
3
4
4
5
6
7
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
25
28
33
39
46
55
68
4
5
6
8
9
11
13
15
18
20
23
25
27
32
36
40
47
55
65
78
96
6
8
9
11
13
16
19
22
25
29
32
36
40
44
50
56
66
78
92
110
135
10
12
15
18
21
25
30
35
40
46
52
57
63
70
80
90
105
125
150
175
210
14
18
22
27
33
39
46
54
63
72
81
89
97
110
125
140
165
195
230
280
330
25
30
36
43
52
62
74
87
100
115
130
140
155
175
200
230
260
310
370
440
540
40
48
58
70
84
100
120
140
160
185
210
230
250
280
320
360
420
500
600
700
860
60
75
90
110
130
160
190
220
250
290
320
360
400
440
500
560
660
780
920
1 100
1 350
0.10
0.12
0.15
0.18
0.21
0.25
0.30
0.35
0.40
0.46
0.52
0.57
0.63
0.70
0.80
0.90
1.05
1.25
1.50
1.75
2.10
0.14
0.18
0.22
0.27
0.33
0.39
0.46
0.54
0.63
0.72
0.81
0.89
0.97
1.10
1.25
1.40
1.65
1.95
2.30
2.80
3.30
0.25
0.30
0.36
0.43
0.52
0.62
0.74
0.87
1.00
1.15
1.30
1.40
1.55
1.75
2.00
2.30
2.60
3.10
3.70
4.40
5.40
0.40
0.48
0.58
0.70
0.84
1.00
1.20
1.40
1.60
1.85
2.10
2.30
2.50
2.80
3.20
3.60
4.20
5.00
6.00
7.00
8.60
0.60
0.75
0.90
1.10
1.30
1.60
1.90
2.20
2.50
2.90
3.20
3.60
4.00
4.40
5.00
5.60
6.60
7.80
9.20
11.00
13.50
1.00
1.20
1.50
1.80
2.10
2.50
3.00
3.50
4.00
4.60
5.20
5.70
6.30
7.00
8.00
9.00
10.50
12.50
15.00
17.50
21.00
1.40
1.80
2.20
2.70
3.30
3.90
4.60
5.40
6.30
7.20
8.10
8.90
9.70
11.00
12.50
14.00
16.50
19.50
23.00
28.00
33.00
IT2 IT3 IT4 IT5 IT6 IT7 IT8 IT9 IT10 IT11 IT12 IT13 IT14 IT15 IT16 IT17 IT18
Basic Size(mm)
over incl.
—
3
6
10
18
30
50
80
120
180
250
315
400
500
630
800
1 000
1 250
1 600
2 000
2 500
3
6
10
18
30
50
80
120
180
250
315
400
500
630
800
1 000
1 250
1 600
2 000
2 500
3 150
Remarks 1. Standard tolerance grades IT14 to IT18 shall not be used for basic sizes less than or equal to 1 mm.2. Values for standard tolerance grades IT1 to IT5 for basic sizes over 500 mm are included for experimental use.
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Bearing Conversion Tables
Page
Conversion Table 1 Deep groove ball bearings open type
(Metric series) ................................................... 66
Conversion Table 2 Deep groove ball bearings shielded type
(Metric series) ................................................... 67
Conversion Table 3 Deep groove ball bearings with flanged
outer ring open type (Metric series) ................ 68
Conversion Table 4 Deep groove ball bearings with flanged
outer ring shielded type (Metric series) .......... 69
Conversion Table 5 Deep groove ball bearings open type
(Inch series) ...................................................... 70
Conversion Table 6 Deep groove ball bearings shielded type
(Inch series) ....................................................... 70
Conversion Table 7 Deep groove ball bearings with flanged
outer ring open type (Inch series) ................... 71
Conversion Table 8 Deep groove ball bearings with flanged
outer ring shielded type (Inch series) ............. 71
Conversion Table 9 Deep groove ball bearings with extended
inner ring open type (Inch series) ................... 72
Conversion Table 10 Deep groove ball bearings with extended
inner ring shielded type (Inch series) ............. 72
Conversion Table 11 Deep groove ball bearings with extended
inner ring, flanged open type (Inch series) .... 73
Conversion Table 12 Deep groove ball bearings with extended
inner ring, flanged shielded type
(Inch series) ...................................................... 73
Conversion Table 13 Ball bearings for synchros (Inch series).......... 74
Appendix Table 9 Physical and Mechanical Properties of Materials
Materials
Bearing Steel (hardened)
Martensitic Stainless SteelSUS 440C
Mild (C=0.12 to 0.20 %)Steel
Hard (C=0.3 to 0.5 %)Steel
Austenitic Stainless SteelSUS 304
Cast Iron
Gray IronFC200
Spheroidalgraphite IronFCD400
Aluminum
Zinc
Copper
(Annealed)Brass
(Machined)
SpecificGravity
7.83
7.68
7.86
7.84
8.03
7.3
7.0
2.69
7.14
8.93
8.5
Coefficientof Linear
Expansion(0 to 100 ˚C)
(K–1)
Hardness(Brinell)
Modulusof DirectElasticity(MPa)
{kgf/mm2}
Tensile Strength(MPa)
{kgf/mm2}
Yield Point(MPa)
{kgf/mm2}
Elongation(%)
12.5×10–6
10.1×10–6
11.6×10–6
11.3×10–6
16.3×10–6
10.4×10–6
11.7×10–6
23.7×10–6
31×10–6
16.2×10–6
19.1×10–6
650 to 740
580
100 to 130
160 to 200
150
223
Less than201
15 to 26
30 to 60
50
45
85 to 130
208 000{21 200}
200 000{20 400}
206 000{21 000}
206 000{21 000}
193 000{19 700}
98 100{10 000}
70 600{7 200}
92 200{9 400}
123 000{12 500}
103 000{10 500}
1 570 to 1 960{160 to 200}
1 960{200}
373 to 471{38 to 48}
539 to 686{55 to 70}
588{60}
More than200{20}
More than400{41}
78{8}
147{15}
196{20}
294 to 343{30 to 35}
363 to 539{37 to 55}
—
1 860{190}
216 to 294{22 to 30}
333 to 451{34 to 46}
245{25}
—
—
34{3.5}
—
69{7}
—
—
—
24 to 36
14 to 26
60
—
More than12
35
30 to 40
15 to 20
65 to 75
15 to 50
Remarks The hardness of hardened bearing steel and martensitic stainless steel is usually expressed using the Rockwell C Scale,but for comparison, it is converted into Brinell hardness.
6766
1
1.2
1.5
2
2.5
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
681MR31691
MR41X
681X691X601X
682MR52B692
MR62MR72602
682X692XMR82X602X
MR63683AMR83
693MR93603
623633
MR74MR84684A
MR104B694604
624634
MR85MR95MR105
685695605
625635
MR106MR126686A
696606626636
MR117MR137687
697607627637
MR128MR148688A
698608628638
689699609629639
AX1——
—
AX1.5619/1.5
—
BX2—
AX2
———
AX2.5X2.5
—60/2.5
617/3AX3X3
619/3——
623—
617/4—AX4
X4AY4604
624634
617/5——
X5AY5
—
625635
617/6X6AX6
AY6—
626—
617/7—
AX7
AY7607627
—
617/8—
X8
AY8608
——
X9AY9609629
—
———
—
—MR69/1.5
—
MR682—
MR619/2
———
———
MR60/2.5
—MR618/3
—
———
MR623—
——
MR618/4
———
MR624MR634
———
MR618/5——
MR625MR635
——
MR618/6
——
MR626—
——
618/7
—MR607MR627
—
——
MR618/8
—MR608
——
——
609MR629
—
681—
691
—
68/1.569/1.5
—
682—
692
———
68/2.569/2.5
—60/2.5
—683693/003
693——
623—
——
684
—694604
624634
———
685695605
625635
——
686
696—
626—
——
687
697607627
—
——
688
698608
——
689699609629
—
UL103——
—
UL154R1550
—
UL205—
R2060
———
UL256——
R2580
—UL307
—
———
R3100—
——
UL409
———
R4130R4160
———
UL511——
R5160R5190
——
UL613
——
U6190—
——
UL714
——
R7220—
——
UL816
—R8220
——
UL917—
609——
———
—
—19M1-5Y1
—
——
19M2Y1
———
18M2-519M2-5Y1
——
———
———
2M3Y1—
———
———
2M434
———
———
34-535
———
——
36—
———
——
37—
———
19M838
——
—19M9
—39
—
———
—
—EL1.5C
—
UL20C—
EL2C
———
————
—UL30C
—
———
EL-3R—
——
UL40C
———
EL4R—
———
UL50C——
EL5R—
——
UL60C
——
EL6R—
——
UL70C
—EL7R
——
———
—EL8R
——
—————
L-310L-310W51R-410
R-412
R-415R-515R-615
L-520L-520W02R-620
R-620W52R-720Y52R-720
L-625R-725R-825Y52R-825
L-630L-730R-830Y52
R-830R-930Y52R-930
R-1030—
L-740L-840L-940
L-1040R-1140R-1240
R-1340R-1640
L-850L-950L-1050
L-1150R-1350R-1450
R-1650R-1950
L-1060L-1260L-1360
R-1560R-1760R-1960
—
L-1170L-1370L-1470
—R-1970R-2270
—
L-1280L-1480L-1680
R-1980R-2280
——
L-1790L-2090
———
681—
691
BC1.2-4
68/1.569/1.560/1.5
682BC2-5692
BC2-6BC2-7602
68/2.569/2.5BC2.5-860/2.5
673683BC3-8
693BC3-9603
623633
674BC4-8684
BC4-10694604
624634
675BC5-9BC5-10
685695605
625635
676BC6-12686
696606626636
677BC7-13687
697607627637
678BC8-14688
698608628638
689699609629639
0.0394
0.0472
0.0591
0.0787
0.0984
0.1181
0.1575
0.1969
0.2362
0.2756
0.3150
0.3543
Conversion Table 1Deep groove ball bearingsOpen type (Metric series)
Conversion Table 2Deep groove ball bearingsShielded type (Metric series)
Bore diameter d
mm inch
In case ofstainless steel
————— hS ————— W ————— S ————— S ————— ————— X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————
1.5
2
2.5
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
681XZZ691XZZ601XZZS
682ZZMR52BZZ692ZZ
MR62ZZMR72ZZ602ZZ
682XZZ692XZZ602XZZ
MR63ZZ683AZZ693ZZ
MR93ZZ623ZZ633ZZ
MR74ZZMR84ZZ684AZZ
MR104BZZ694ZZ604ZZ
624ZZ634ZZ1
MR85ZZMR95ZZ1MR105ZZ
685ZZ695ZZ605ZZ
625ZZ1635ZZ1
MR106ZZ1MR126ZZ686AZZ
696ZZ1606ZZ626ZZ1636ZZ
MR117ZZMR137ZZ687ZZ1
697ZZ1607ZZ1627ZZ637ZZ
MR128ZZ1MR148ZZ688AZZ1
698ZZ608ZZ628ZZ638ZZ
689ZZ1699ZZ1609ZZ629ZZ639ZZ
AX1.5ZZX1.5ZZ
—
BX2ZZ—
AX2ZZ
———
AX2.5ZZ——
—AX3ZZ
—
—623ZZ
—
——
638/4ZZ
X4ZZAY4ZZ604ZZ
624ZZ634ZZ
———
638/5ZZAY5ZZ
—
625ZZ635ZZ
—X6ZZ628/6ZZ
ZY6ZZ—
626ZZ—
——
AX7ZZ
AY7ZZ607ZZ627ZZ
—
637/8ZZ—
X8ZZ
AY8ZZ608ZZ
——
X9ZZAY9ZZ609ZZ629ZZ
—
———
———
———
———
———
—623.27
—
———
———
624.2ZMR634.27
———
———
625.2ZMR635.2Z
———
MR626.2Z———
———
—607.2ZMR627.2Z
—
———
—MR608.2Z
——
——
609.22MR629.2Z
—
68/1.5-2Z69/1.5-2Z
—
682-2Z——
———
68/2.5-2Z69/2.5-2Z
—
—683-2Z693-2Z
—623-2Z
—
——
684-2Z
—694-2Z604-2Z
624-2Z634-2Z
———
685-2Z695-2Z605-2Z
625-2Z635-2Z
——
686-2Z
696-2Z—
626-2Z—
——
687-2Z
697-2Z607-2Z627-2Z
—
———
698-2Z608-2Z
——
—699-2Z609-2Z629-2Z
—
ULZ154——
ULZ205——
———
ULZ256——
—
ULZ307——
RF310—
——
ULZ409
———
RF413RV416
———
ULZ511——
RV516RV519
——
ULZ613
——
RV619—
——
ULZ714
——
RV722—
——
ULZ816
—RV822
——
ULZ917————
———
38M2SS——
———
38M2-5SS——
—38M3SS
—
—2M3SSY1
—
——
38M455
———
2M4SS34SS
———
———
34-5SS35SS
———
——
36SS—
———
——
37SS—
———
19M8SS38SS
——
—19M9SS
—39SS
—
UL15CHH——
UL20CHH——
———
———
—UL30CHH
—
—EL3RHH
—
——
UL40CHH
———
EL4RHH34RHH
———
UL50CHH——
EL5RHH—
——
UL60CHH
——
EL6RHH—
——
UL70CH
—EL7RHH
——
———
—EL8RHH
——
—————
L-415ZZR-515ZZR-615ZZ
L-520ZZL-520ZZW52R-620ZZ
R-620ZZY52R-720ZZY03R-720ZZ
L-625ZZR-725ZZR-825ZZ
L-630ZZL-730ZZR-830ZZ
R-930ZZY04R-1030ZZ
—
L-740X2ZZL-840ZZL-940ZZ
L-1040ZZR-1140ZZR-1240ZZ
R-1340ZZR-1640ZZ
L-850ZZL-950X2ZZL-1050ZZ
L-1150ZZR-1350ZZR-1450ZZ
R-1650ZZR-1950ZZ
L-1060ZZL-1260ZZL-1360ZZ
R-1560ZZR-1760ZZR-1960ZZ
—
L-1170ZZL-1370ZZL-1470ZZ
—R-1970ZZR-2270ZZ
—
L-1280ZZL-1480ZZL-1680ZZ
R-1980ZZR-2280ZZ
——
L-1790ZZL-2090ZZ
———
W68/1.5ZZAW69/1.5ZZAW60/1.5ZZA
W682ZZAWBC2-5ZZAW692ZZA
—WBC2-7ZZAW602ZZA
W68/2.5ZZAW69/2.5ZZAW60/2.5ZZA
WA673ZZAW683ZZAW693ZZA
WBC3-9ZZA623ZZ633ZZ
WA674ZZAWBC4-8ZZAW684ZZA
WBC4-10ZZA694ZZ604ZZ
624ZZ634ZZ
WA675ZZAWBC5-9ZZAWBC5-10ZZA
W685ZZ695ZZ605ZZ
625ZZ635ZZ
WA676ZZAWBC6-12ZZAW686ZZ
696ZZ606ZZ626ZZ636ZZ
WA677ZZAWBC7-13ZZAW687ZZ
697ZZ607ZZ627ZZ637ZZ
W678ZZAWBC8-14ZZW688ZZ
698ZZ608ZZ628ZZ638ZZ
W689ZZ699ZZ609ZZ629ZZ639ZZ
0.0591
0.0787
0.0984
0.1181
0.1575
0.1969
0.2362
0.2756
0.3150
0.3543
In case ofstainless steel
————— hS ————— W————— S ————— S ————— —————X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————
Conversion
Bore diameter d
mm inch
6968
————— h <None>S ————— W ————— S —————— —————— X S —————— S —————— SS —————— F ——————
NSK ADR GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
F681F691
MF41X
F681XF691XF601X
F682MF52BF692
MF62MF72F602
F682XF692XMF82XF602X
MF63F683AMF83
F693MF93F603
F623
MF74MF84F684A
MF104BF694F604
F624F634
MF85MF95MF105
F685F695F605
F625F635
MF106MF126F686A
F696F606F626
MF117MF137F687
F697F607F627
MF128MF148F688A
F698F608
F689F699
1
1.2
1.5
2
2.5
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
——
—
FAX1.5F619/1.5
—
FBX2—
FAX2
———
FAX2.5FX2.5
——
—FAX3
—
FX3——
F623
——
FAX4
———
F624—
———
FX5——
——
——
FAX6
———
——
FAX7
—F607
—
——
FX8
—F608
FX9—
——
—
F68/1.5F69/1.5
—
F682—
F692
———
F68/2.5F69/2.5
——
—F683
—
F693——
F623
——
F684
—F694
—
F624F634
———
F685F695F605
F625F635
——
F686
F696—
F626
——
F687
F697F607
—
——
F688
F698F608
F689—
——
—
ULK154——
ULK205—
RK2060
———
ULK256——
RK2580
—ULK307
—
———
RK3100
——
ULK409
———
——
———
ULK511——
——
———
———
——
ULK714
———
——
ULK816
——
——
——
—
—F19M1-5Y1
—
F682—
F692
———
F68/2.5F19M2-5Y1
——
—F683
—
F693——
F623
——
F684
—F694
—
F624F634
———
F685F695
—
F625F635
——
F686
F696—
F626
——
F687
F697F607
—
——
F688
F698—
——
——
—
———
UL20FC——
———
————
—UL30FC
—
———
—
——
UL40FC
———
——
———
UL50FC——
——
——
UL60FC
———
——
UL70FC
———
———
——
——
LF-310RF-410
RF-412
LF-415RF-515RF-615
LF-520—
RF-620
RF-620W52RF-720Y52RF-720
LF-625RF-725RF-825Y52RF-825
LF-630LF-730RF-830Y52
RF-830RF-930Y52RF-930
RF-1030
LF-740LF-840LF-940
LF-1040RF-1140RF-1240
RF-1340RF-1640
LF-850LF-950LF-1050
LF-1150RF-1350RF-1450
RF-1650RF-1950
LF-1060LF-1260LF-1360
RF-1560RF-1760RF-1960
LF-1170LF-1370LF-1470
——
RF-2270
LF-1280LF-1480LF-1680
RF-1980RF-2280
LF-1790—
FL681FL691
FLBC1.2-4
FL68/1.5FL69/1.5EL60/1.5
FL682—
FL692
FLBC2-6—
FL602
FL68/2.5FL69/2.5FLBC2.5-8FL60/2.5
FL673FL683FLBC3-8
FL693FLBC3-9FL603
FL623
FL674FLBC4-8FL684
FLBC4-10FL694FL604
FL624—
FL675FLBC5-9FLBC5-10
FL685FL695FL605
FL625—
FL676FLBC6-12FL686
FL696FL606FL626
FL677FLBC7-13FL687
FL697——
FL678FLBC8-14FL688
FL698FL608
FL689—
0.0394
0.0472
0.0591
0.0787
0.0984
0.1181
0.1575
0.1969
0.2362
0.2756
0.3150
0.3543
ConversionConversion Table 3Deep groove ball bearings with flanged outer ringOpen type (Metric series)
In case ofstainless steel
————— hS ————— W ————— S —————— —————— X S —————— S —————— SS —————— F ——————
NSK ADR GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
F691XZZF601XZZ
F682ZZMF52BZZF692ZZMF72ZZF602ZZ
F682XZZF692XZZF602XZZ
MF63ZZF683AZZF693ZZ
MF93ZZF623ZZ
MF74ZZMF84ZZF684AZZ
MF104BZZF694ZZF604ZZ
F624ZZF634ZZ1
MF85ZZMF95ZZ1MF105ZZ
F685ZZF695ZZF605ZZ
F625ZZ1F635ZZ1
MF106ZZ1MF126ZZF686AZZ
F696ZZ1F606ZZF626ZZ1
MF117ZZMF137ZZF687ZZ1
F697ZZ1F607ZZ1F627ZZ
MF128ZZ1MF148ZZF688AZZ1
F698ZZF608ZZ
F689ZZ1F699ZZ1
1.5
2
2.5
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
FX1.5ZZ—
FBX2ZZ—
FAX2ZZ——
FAX2.5ZZFX2.5ZZ
—
—FAX3ZZFX3ZZ
—F623ZZ
——
F638/4ZZ
———
F624ZZ—
———
F638/5ZZ——
——
——
F628/6ZZ
———
——
FAX7ZZ
—F607ZZ
—
———
—F608ZZ
——
F69/1.5-2Z—
F682-2Z————
F68/2.5-2ZF69/2.5-2Z
—
—F683-2ZF693-2Z
—F623-2Z
——
F684-2Z
—F694-2Z
—
F624-2ZF634-2Z
———
F685-2ZF695-2ZF605-2Z
F625-2ZF635-2Z
——
F686-2Z
F696-2Z—
F626-27
——
F687-2Z
F697-2ZF607-2ZF627-2Z
———
F698-2ZF608-ZZ
——
——
ULKZ205————
ULKZ256——
—ULKZ307RKF308
—RKF310
——
ULKZ409
———
——
———
ULKZ511——
——
——
ULKZ613
———
——
ULKZ714
———
———
——
——
——
F682SS—
F692SS——
F68/2.5SSF69/2.5SS
—
—F683SS
—
—F623SS
——
F684SS
—F694SS
—
F624SSF634SS
———
F685SSF695SS
—
F625SSF635SS
——
F686SS
F696SS—
F626SS
——
F687SS
F697SSF607SSF627SS
——
F688SS
F698SSF608SS
F689SS—
——
UL20FCHH————
———
—UL30FCHH
—
——
——
UL40FCHH
———
——
———
UL50FCHH——
——
——
UL60FCHH
———
——
UL70FCHH
———
———
——
——
RF-515ZZRF-615ZZ
LF-520ZZ—
RF-620ZZRF-720ZZY03RF-720ZZ
LF-625ZZRF-725ZZRF-825ZZ
FL-630ZZLF-730ZZRF-830ZZ
RF-930ZZY04RF-1030ZZ
LF-740ZZLF-840ZZLF-940ZZ
LF-1040ZZRF-1140ZZRF-1240ZZ
RF-1340ZZRF-1640ZZ
LF-850ZZLF-950ZZLF-1050ZZ
LF-1150ZZRF-1350ZZRF-1450ZZ
RF-1650ZZRF-1950ZZ
LF-1060ZZUF-1260ZZLF-1360ZZ
RF-1560ZZRF-1760ZZ
—
LF-1170ZZLF-1370ZZLF-1470ZZ
——
RF-2270ZZ
LF-1280ZZUF-1480ZZUF-1680ZZ
—RF-2280ZZ
LF-1790ZZ—
FLW69/1.5ZZAFLW60/1.5ZZA
FLW682ZZA—
FLW692ZZAFLWBC2-7ZZAFLW602ZZA
FLW68/2.5ZZAFLW69/2.5ZZAFLW60/2.5ZZA
FLWA673ZZAFLW683ZZAFLW693ZZA
FLWBC3-9ZZAFL623ZZA
FLWA674ZZAFLWBC4-8ZZAFLW684ZZA
FLAWBC4-10ZZAFL694ZZAFL604ZZ
FL624ZZFL634ZZ
FLWA675ZZAFLWBC5-9ZZAFLAWBC5-10ZZA
FLW685ZZAFL695ZZFL605ZZ
FL625ZZFL635ZZ
FLWA676ZZAFLAWBC6-12ZZAFLW686ZZA
FL696ZZFL606ZZFL626ZZ
FLWA677ZZAFLAWBC7-13ZZAFLW687ZZA
FL697ZZFL607ZZFL627ZZ
FLAW678ZZAFLWBC8-14ZZAFLW688ZZ
FL698ZZFL608ZZ
FLW689ZZFL699ZZ
0.591
0.0787
0.0984
0.1181
0.1575
0.1969
0.2362
0.2756
0.3150
0.3543
In case ofstainless steel
Conversion Table 4Deep groove ball bearings with flanged outer ringShielded type (Metric series)
Bore diameter d
mm inch
Bore diameter d
mm inch
7170
S ————— W ————— S ————— S ————— ————— X S ————— S ————— F —————— SS —————In case ofstainless steel
R0ZZ
R1ZZ
R1-4ZZ
R133ZZSR1-5ZZ
R144ZZR2-5ZZR2-6ZZS
R2ZZR2AZZ
R155ZZS
R156ZZSR166ZZR3ZZ
R168ZZR188ZZR4BZZR4AAZZ
R1810ZZ
R6ZZ
1.016
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
9.525
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
R09
R0
R1
R1-4
R133R1-5
R144R2-5R2-6
R2R2A
R155
R156R166R3
R168R188R4BR4AA
R1810
R6
R09
X3/64
R1
X5/64
AX3/32X3/32
AX1/8X1/8
—
R2R2A
X5/32
AX3/16X3/16Y3/16
X1/4R188Y1/4R4A
—
Y3/8
R0308
R0310
R0412
R0516
R0612R620
R0816R820R824
R2R2A
R1020
R1220R1224R3
R1624R1632R4R4A
R2032
R6
1016
1191
1397
BR5/64
2380BR3/32
3175BR1/8ABR1/8A/6
BR1/8BBR1/8B/083
3967
4763A4763BBR3/16
6350A6350BBR1/4ABR1/4
7938
BR3/8
UL1304
UL1505
R1706
R2508
UL3006R3010
UL4008R4010
—
R4012—
UL5010
UL6010UL6012R6016
UL8012UL8016R8020
—
—
—
—
R0
R1
R1-4
R133R1-5
R144R2-5R2-6
R2R2A
R155
R156R166R3
R168R188R4R4A
R1810
R6
2C
21/2C
3C
4C
3332C5C
418C518C618C
R2CR2AC
5532C
5632C6316CR3C
614C814CR4CR4AR
8516C
R6R
R1-2
RI-21/2
RI-3
RI-4
RI-3332RI-5
RI-418RI-518RI-618
R-2—
RI-5532
RI-5632RI-6632R-3
RI-614RI-814R-4RI-1214
RI-8516
RI-1438
R01
R0
R1
R1-4
R133R1-5
R144R2-5R2-6
R2RA2
R155
R156R166R3
R168R188R4
—
—
—
0.0400
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
0.3750
Conversion Table 5Deep groove ball bearingsOpen type (Inch series)
In case ofstainless steel
S ————— W ————— S ————— S ————— ————— X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
X3/64ZZ
R1ZZ
X5/64ZZ
AX3/32ZZX3/32ZZ
AX1/8ZZX1/8ZZ
—
R2ZZR2AZZ
X5/32ZZ
AX3/16ZZX3/16ZZY3/16ZZ
X1/4ZZR188ZZY1/4ZZR4AZZ
—
Y3/8ZZ
R0310.2Z
R0412.2Z
R0516.2Z
R0612.2ZR620.2Z
R0816.2ZR820.2ZR824.2Z
R2.2ZR2A.2Z
R1020.2Z
R1220.2ZR1224.2ZR3.2Z
R1624.2ZR1632.2ZR4.2ZR4A.2Z
R2032.2Z
R6.2Z
1191-2Z
1397-2Z
BR5/64-2Z
2380-2ZBR3/32ZZ
3175-2ZBR1/8A-2ZBR1/8A/6-2Z
BR1/8B-2ZBR1/8B/083-2Z
3967-2Z
4763A-2Z4763B-2ZBR3/16-2Z
6350A-2Z6350B-2ZBR1/4A-2ZBR1/4-2Z
7938-2Z
BR3/8-2Z
ULZ1505
RF1706
RF2508
ULZ3006RF3010
ULZ4008RF4010
—
RF4012—
ULZ5010
ULZ6010ULZ6012RF6016
ULZ8012ULZ8016RF8020
—
—
—
R0SS
R1S
R1-4SS
R133SSR1-5SS
R144SSR2-5SSR2-6SS
R2SSR2ASS
R155SS
R156SSR166SSR3SS
R168SSR188SSR4SSR4ASS
R1810SS
R6SS
21/2CHH
3CHH
4CHH
3332CHH5CHH
418CHH518CHH618CHH
R2CHHR2ACHH
5532CHH
5632CHH6316CHHR3CHH
614CHH814CHHR4CHHR4ARHH
8516CHH
R6RHH
RI-21/2ZZ
RI-3ZZ
RI-4ZZ
RI-3332ZZRI-5ZZ
RI-418ZZRI-518ZZRI-618ZZ
R-2ZZ—
RI-5532ZZ
RI-5632ZZRI-6632ZZR-3ZZ
RI-614ZZRI-814ZZR-4ZZRI-1214ZZ
RI-8516ZZ
RI-1438ZZ
RA0ZZA
RA1ZZ1
RA1-4ZZ1
RA133ZZARA1-5ZZA
RA144ZZARA2-5ZZARA2-6ZZA
R2ZZARA2ZZA
RA155ZZA
RA156ZZAR166ZZARA3ZZ
R168ZZARA188ZZAR4ZZRA4ZZ
—
R6ZZ
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
0.3750
Conversion Table 6Deep groove ball bearingsShielded type (Inch series)
In case ofstainless steel
S ————— W ————— S ————— S ————— ————— X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
9.525
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
FR0
FR1
FR1-4
FR133FR1-5
FR144FR2-5FR2-6FR2
FR155
FR156FR166FR3
FR168FR188FR4B
FR1810
FR6
FX3/64
FR1
FX5/64
FAX3/32FX3/32
FAX1/8FX1/8
—FR2
FX5/32
FAX3/16FX3/16FY3/16
FX1/4FR188FY1/4
—
—
RF0310
RF0412
RF0516
RF0612RF620
RF0816RF820RF824RF2
RF1020
RF1220RF1224RF3
RF1624RF1632RF4
RF2032
—
F1191
F1397
F5/64
F2380F3/32
F3175F1/8AF1/8A/6F1/88
F3967
F4763AF4763B
—
F6350AF6350BF1/4A
F7938
—
ULK1505
RK1706
RK2508
ULK3006RK3010
ULK4008RK4010
—RK4012
ULK5010
ULK6010ULK6012RK6016
ULK8012ULK8016RK8020
—
—
FR0
FR1
FR1-4
FR133FR1-5
FR144FR2-5FR2-6FR2
FR155
FR156FR166FR3
FR168FR188FR4
FR1810
—
21/2FC
3FC
4FC
3332FC5FC
418FC518FC618FCR2FC
5532FC
5632FC6316FC
—
614FC814FCR4FC
8516FC
—
RIF-21/2
RIF-3
RIF-4
RIF-3332RIF-5
RIF-418RIF-518RIF-618RF-2
RIF-5532
RIF-5632RIF-6632
—
RIF-614RIF-814RF-4
RIF-8516
—
FLR0
FLR1
FLR1-4
FLR133FLR1-5
RIF-144FLR2-5FLR2-6FLR2
FLR155
FLR156FLR166FLR3
FLR168FLR188FLR4
—
—
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
0.3750
Conversion Table 7Deep groove ball bearings with flanged outer ringOpen type (Inch series)
In case ofstainless steel
S ————— W ————— S ————— S ————— ————— X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
9.525
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
FR0ZZ
FR1ZZ
FR1-4ZZ
FR133ZZSFR1-5ZZ
FR144ZZFR2-5ZZFR2-6ZZSFR2ZZ
RF155ZZS
FR156ZZSFR166ZZFR3ZZ
FR168ZZFR188ZZFR4BZZ
FR1810ZZ
FR6ZZ
FX3/64ZZ
FR1ZZ
FX5/64ZZ
FAX3/32ZZFX3/32ZZ
FAX1/8ZZFX1/8ZZ
—FR2ZZ
FX5/32ZZ
FAX3/16ZZFX3/16ZZFY3/16ZZ
FX1/4ZZFR188ZZFY1/4ZZ
—
FY3/8ZZ
RF0310.2Z
RF0412.2Z
RF0516.2Z
RF0612.2ZRF620.2Z
RF0816.2ZRF820.2ZRF824.2ZRF2.2Z
RF1020.2Z
RF1220.2ZRF1224.2ZRF3.2Z
RF1624.2ZRF1632.2ZRF4.2Z
RF2032.2Z
RF6.2Z
F1191-2Z
F1397-2Z
F5/64-2Z
F2380-2ZF3/32-2Z
F3175-2ZF1/8A-2ZF1/8A/6-2ZF1/8B-2Z
F3967-2Z
F4763A-2ZF4763B-2ZF3/16-2Z
F6350A-2ZF6350B-2ZF1/4A-2Z
F7938-2Z
—
ULKZ1505
RKF1706
RKF2508
ULKZ3006RKF3010
ULKZ4008RKF4010
—RKF4012
ULKZ5010
ULKZ6010ULKZ6012RKF6016
ULKZ8012ULKZ8016RKF8020
—
—
FR0SS
FR1SS
FR1-4SS
FR133SSFR1-5SS
FR144SSFR2-5SSFR2-6SSFR2SS
FR155SS
FR156SSFR166SSFR3SS
FR168SSFR188SSFR4SS
FR1810SS
FR6SS
21/2FCHH
3FCHH
4FCHH
3332FCHH5FCHH
418FCHH518FCHH618FCHHR2FCHH
5532FCHH
5632FCHH6316FCHHR3FCHH
614FCHH814FCHHR4FCHH
8516FCHH
R6FRHH
RIF-21/2ZZ
RIF-3ZZ
RIF-4ZZ
RIF-3332ZZRIF-5ZZ
RIF-418ZZRIF-518ZZRIF-618ZZRF-2ZZ
RIF-5532ZZ
RIF-5632ZZRIF-6632ZZRF-3ZZ
RIF-614ZZRIF-814ZZRF-4ZZ
RIF-8516ZZ
RIF-1438ZZ
FLRA0ZZA
FLRA1ZZA
FLRA1-4ZZA
FLRA133ZZASFLRA1-5ZZA
FLRA144ZZAFLRA2-5ZZAFLRA2-6ZZASFLR2ZZA
FLRA155ZZAS
FLRA156ZZASFLRA166ZZAFLRA3ZZ
FLRA168ZZAFLRA188ZZAFLR4ZZ
—
FLR6ZZ
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
0.3750
Conversion Table 8Deep groove ball bearings with flanged outer ringShielded type (Inch series)
Conversion
Bore diameter d
mm inch
Bore diameter d
mm inch
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
9.525
Bore diameter d
mm inch
Bore diameter d
mm inch
72 73
S ————— W ————— S ————— S —————— ———— X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————In case ofstainless steel
RW0ZZ
RW1ZZ
RW1-4ZZ
RW133ZZSRW1-5ZZ
RW144ZZRW2-5ZZRW2-6ZZSRW2ZZ
RW155ZZS
RW156ZZSRW166ZZ
RW168ZZRW188ZZ
RW1810ZZ
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
RW0
RW1
RW1-4
RW133RW1-5
RW144RW2-5RW2-6RW2
RW155
RW156RW166
RW168RW188
RW1810
LX3/64
LR1
LX5/64
LAX3/32LX3/32
LAX1/8LX1/8
—LR2
LX5/32
LAX3/16LX3/16
LX1/4LR188
—
RE0310
RE0412
RE0516
RE0612RE620
RE0816RE820RE824RE2
RE1020
RE1220RE1224
RE1624RE1632
RE2032
E1191
E1397
E5/64
E2380E3/32
E3175E1/8AE1/8A/6E1/8B
E3967
E4763AE4763B
E6350AE6350B
E7938
ULU1505
RU1706
—
ULU3006RU3010
ULU4008RU4010
——
—
ULU6010ULU6012
ULU8012—
—
RW0
RW1
RW1-4
RW133RW1-5
RW144RW2-5RW2-6RW2
RW155
RW156RW166
RW168RW188
RW1810
21/2CE
3CE
4CE
3332CE5CE
418CE518CE618CER2CE
5532CE
5632CE6316CE
614CE814CE
8516CE
RI-21/2EE
RI-3EE
RI-4EE
RI-3332EERI-5EE
RI-418EERI-518EERI-618EER-2EE
RI-5532EE
RI-5632EERI-6632EE
RI-614EERI-814EE
RI-8516EE
RW0
RW1
RW1-4
RW133RW1-5
RW144RW2-5RW2-6RW2
RW155
RW156RW166
RW168RW188
—
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
Conversion Table 9Deep groove ball bearings with extended inner ringOpen type (Inch series)
In case ofstainless steel
S ————— W ————— S ————— S ————— ————— X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
LX3/64ZZ
LR1ZZ
LX5/64ZZ
LAX3/32ZZLX3/32ZZ
LAX1/8ZZLX1/8ZZ
—LR2ZZ
LX5/32ZZ
LAX5/32ZZLX3/16ZZ
LX1/4ZZLR188ZZ
—
RE0310.2Z
RE0412.2Z
RE0516.2Z
RE0612.2ZRE620.2Z
RE0816.2ZRE820.2ZRE824.2ZRE2.2Z
RE1020.2Z
RE1220.2ZRE1224.2Z
RE1624.2ZRE1632.2Z
RE2032.2Z
E1191-2Z
E1397-2Z
E5/64-2Z
E2380-2ZE3/32-2Z
E3175-2ZE1/8A-2ZE1/8A/6-2ZE1/8B-2Z
E3967-2Z
E4763A-2ZE4763B-2Z
E6350A-2ZE6350B-2Z
E7938-2Z
—
—
—
——
ULUZ4008———
ULUZ5010
ULUZ6010ULUZ6012
ULUZ8012—
—
—
—
RW1-4SS
RW133SSRW1-5SS
RW144SSRW2-5SSRW2-6SSRW2SS
RW155SS
RW156SSRW166SS
RW168SSRW188SS
RW1810SS
21/2CHHE
3CHHE
4CHHE
3332CHHE5CHHE
418CHHE518CHHE618CHHER2CHHE
5532CHHE
5632CHHE6316CHHE
614CHHE814CHHE
8516CHHE
RI-21/2ZZEE
RI-3ZZEE
RI-4ZZEE
RI-3332ZZEERI-5ZZEE
RI-418ZZEERI-518ZZEERI-618ZZEER-2ZZEE
RI-5532ZZEE
RI-5632ZZEERI-6632ZZEE
RI-614ZZEERI-814ZZEE
RI-8516ZZEE
RAW0ZZA
RAW1ZZA
RAW1-4ZZA
RAW133ZZARAW1-5ZZA
RAW144ZZARAW2-5ZZARAW2-6ZZARW2ZZA
RAW155ZZA
RAW156ZZARW166ZZA
RW168ZZARAW188ZZA
—
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
Conversion Table 10Deep groove ball bearings with extended inner ringShielded type (Inch series)
In case ofstainless steel
S ————— W ————— S ————— S —————— ———— X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
FRW0
FRW1
FRW1-4
FRW133FRW1-5
FRW144FRW2-5FRW2-6FRW2
FRW155
FRW156FRW166
FRW168FRW188
FRW1810
FLX3/64
FLR1
FLX5/64
FLAX3/32FLX3/32
FLAX1/8FLX1/8
—FLR2
FLX5/32
FLAX3/16FLX3/16
FLX1/4FLR188
—
RFE0310
RFE0412
RFE0516
RFE0612RFE620
RFE0816RFE820RFE824RFE2
RFE1020
RFE1220RFE1224
RFE1624RFE1632
RFE2032
FE1191
FE1397
FE5/64
FE2380FE3/32
FE3175FE1/8AFE1/8A/6FE1/8B
FE3967
FE4763AFE4763B
FE6350AFE6350B
FE7938
ULKU1505
RKU1706
—
ULKU3006RKU3010
ULKU4008RKU4010
——
—
ULKU6010ULKU6012
ULKU8012—
—
FRW0
FRW1
FRW1-4
FRW133FRW1-5
FRW144FRW2-5FRW2-6FRW2
FRW155
FRW156FRW166
FRW168FRW188
FRW1810
21/2FCE
3FCE
4FCE
3332FCE5FCE
418FCE518FCE618FCER2FCE
5532FCE
5632FCE6316FCE
614FCE814FCE
8516FCE
RIF-21/2EE
RIF-3EE
RIF-4EE
RIF-3332EERIF-5EE
RIF-418EERIF-518EERIF-618EERF-2EE
RIF-5532EE
RIF-5632EERIF-6632EE
RIF-614EERIF-814EE
RIF-8516EE
FLRW0
FLRW1
FLRW1-4
FLRW133FLRW1-5
FLRW144FLRW2-5FLRW2-6FLRW2
FLRW155
FLRW156FLRW166
FLRW168FLRW188
—
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
Conversion Table 11Deep groove ball bearings with extended inner ring,Flanged, open type (Inch series)
In case ofstainless steel
S ————— W ————— S ————— S ————— ————— X S ————— S ————— SS ————— F ——————
1.191
1.397
1.984
2.380
3.175
3.967
4.762
6.350
7.938
NSK ADR FAG GRW RMB BARDEN MPB NMB NTN
FRW0ZZ
FRW1ZZ
FRW1-4ZZ
FRW133ZZSFRW1-5ZZ
FRW144ZZFRW2-5ZZFRW2-6ZZSFRW2ZZ
FRW155ZZS
FRW156ZZSFRW166ZZ
FRW168ZZFRW188ZZ
FRW1810ZZ
FLX3/64ZZ
FLR1ZZ
FLX5/64ZZ
FLAX3/32ZZFLX3/32ZZ
FLAX1/8ZZFLX1/8ZZ
—FLR2ZZ
FLX5/32ZZ
FLAX3/16ZZFLX3/16ZZ
FLX1/4ZZFLR188ZZ
—
RFE0310.2Z
RFE0412.2Z
RFE0516.2Z
RFE0612.2ZRFE620.2Z
RFE0816.2ZRFE820.2ZRFE824.2ZRFE2.2Z
RFE1020.2Z
RFE1220.2ZRFE1224.2Z
RFE1624.2ZRFE1632.2Z
RFE2032.2Z
FE1191-2Z
FE1397-2Z
FE5/64-2Z
FE2380-2ZFE3/32-2Z
FE3175-2ZFE1/8A-2ZFE1/8A/6-2ZFE1/8B-2Z
FE3967-2Z
FE4763A-2ZFE4763B-2Z
FE6350A-2ZFE6350B-2Z
FE7938-2Z
—
—
—
——
ULKUZ4008———
ULKUZ5010
ULKUZ6010ULKUZ6012
ULKUZ8012—
—
—
—
FRW1-4SS
FRW133SSFRW1-5SS
FRW144SSFRW2-5SSFRW2-6SSFRW2SS
FRW155SS
FRW156SSFRW166SS
FRW168SSFRW188SS
FRW1810SS
21/2FCHHE
3FCHHE
4FCHHE
3332FCHHE5FCHHE
418FCHHE518FCHHE618FCHHER2FCHHE
5532FCHHE
5632FCHHE6316FCHHE
614FCHHE814FCHHE
8516FCHHE
RIF-21/2ZZEE
RIF-3ZZEE
RIF-4ZZEE
RIF-3332ZZEERIF-5ZZEE
RIF-418ZZEERIF-518ZZEERIF-618ZZEERF-2ZZEE
RIF-5532ZZEE
RIF-5632ZZEERIF-6632ZZEE
RIF-614ZZEERIF-814ZZEE
RIF-8516ZZEE
FLRAW0ZZA
FLRAW1ZZA
FLRAW1-4ZZA
FLRAW133ZZAFLRAW1-5ZZA
FLRAW144ZZAFLRAW2-5ZZAFLRAW2-6ZZAFLRW2ZZA
FLRAW155ZZA
FLRAW156ZZAFLARW166ZZA
FLARW168ZZAFLRAW188ZZA
—
0.0469
0.0550
0.0781
0.0937
0.1250
0.1562
0.1875
0.2500
0.3125
Conversion Table 12Deep groove ball bearings with extended inner ring,Flanged, shielded type (Inch series)
Conversion
Bore diameter d
mm inch
Bore diameter d
mm inch
Bore diameter d
mm inch
Bore diameter d
mm inch
7574
SR2X52ZZSSR144X100ZZSSR174X5ZZS
SR156X100ZZSSR156X101ZZSSR186X2ZZS
SR3X31ZZSSR3X23ZZS
SR186X1SR3X31SR3X23
WSP2824—
WSP4041
——
SR1A-559
S4763A/8——
SR186X1SR3X31SR3X23
A245——
———
4.762
NSK ADR FAG GRW BARDEN MPB NMB
0.1875
Conversion Table 13Ball bearings for synchros(Inch series)
Open type
WSP3621ZZ—
WSP3630Z
——
WSP2824ZZ
—WSP4041ZZ
SR1A-679Z—
SR1A-552Z
——
SR1A-779Z
—SR1A-559Z
———
———
——
SR2SX52—
SR174SX5
——
SR186SX2
SR3SX31SR3SX23
———
———
——
———
———
——
3.175
4.762
NSK ADR FAG GRW BARDEN MPB NMB
0.1250
0.1875
Single shielded type
SR2X52ZZSSR144X100ZZSSR174X5ZZS
SR156X100ZZSSR156X101ZZSSR186X2ZZS
SR3X31ZZSSR3X23ZZS
WSP3621ZZ—
WSP3630ZZ
——
WSP2824ZZ
—WSP4041ZZ
SR1A-679.2Z—
SR1A-552.2Z
——
SR1A-779.2Z
—SR1A-559.2Z
S3175/6-2Z—
S3175/552-2Z
———
—S3/16/14-2Z
SR2SSX52—
SR174SSX5
——
SR186SSX2
SR3SSX31SR3SSX23
A281—
B70
——
D893
——
SSRI-418ZZA02—
SSRI-418ZZA7204
——
SSRI-6632ZZA0208
——
3.175
4.762
NSK ADR FAG GRW BARDEN MPB NMB
0.1250
0.1875
Double shielded type
Conversion
Bore diameter d
mm inch
Bore diameter d
mm inch
Bore diameter d
mm inch
CAT. NO. E126h 2011 B-11 Printed in Japan ◯CNSK Ltd. 2011