Linear Recirculating Ball Bearings
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2 inear Recirculating Ball Bearings
3 NIKOR Technical Information Recirculating ball bearing, rawn shell esign, compact type, series kh inear Recirculating Ball Bearing precision series type ME MB inear Recirculating Ball Bearing precision series type ME MB oa ratings Static safety factor Friction Operating temperature Pages for refer ~11 ~7 7~ ~
4 NIKOR Prouct Information Precision esign, close type, metric bounaries M Series Precision esign, close type, metric bounaries MAJ Series Precision esign, close type, metric bounaries MOP Series Precision esign, close type, metric bounaries MF Series Precision esign, close type, metric bounaries MK Series Precision esign, close type, inch bounaries MB Series Precision esign, ajustable type, inch bounaries MBAJ Series precision esign, open type, inch bounaries MBOP Series Precision esign, roun flange type, inch bounaries MBF Series Precision esign, square flange type, inch bounaries MBK Series Precision esign, close type, metric bounaries ME Series Precision esign, ajustable type, metric bounaries MEAJ Series Precision esign, open type, metric bounaries MEOP Series Precision esign, roun flange type, metric bounaries MEF Series Precision esign, square flange type, metric bounaries MEK Series Drawn shell esign, metric bounaries KH Series Pages for refer 1~ 1 ~ 1 ~ 1 ~19 ~21 22~23 2~2 2~27 2~29 ~31 ~33 3~3 3~37 3~39 0~1 2~3
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7 NIKOR 1. Recirculating Ball Bearing, rawn shell esign, compact type, series KH The inear Recirculating Ball Bearings KH are compose of a steel rawn shell, mae of case harene steel, a retainer mae from engineere resin an precision balls. The rawn shell has pockets esigne to allow the recirculation of the balls. This bearing type can only be use for linear movement an oes not allow rotational movements. 1.1 Seals The linear bearings of KH type are available in two ifferent variants. ithout seals: KH ith contact seals: KH..PP The seals have the ual function to prevent ingress of contaminants an the retention of lubricants in the bearings. 1.2 ubrication inear bearings type KH are supplie coate with rust inhibiting oil. inear bearings type KH..PP are supplie package with lithium soap grease. 1.3 Mounting tolerances The table below shows the tolerances to be use for a proper bearing installation. They insure a precise an smooth motion. 1. Assembly inear bearings type KH are assemble with a light press fit. This insures not only the retention of the bearing but also the proper rouning of the unit. A proper fitting shoul be performe with the help of a mounting arbor as shown in Fig. 1. Table 1.1 Recommene mounting tolerances Fig.1 Housing material General application Vertical operation Precision application Housing tolerance Shaft tolerance Housing tolerance Shaft tolerance Steel/cast iron H7 h H i Aluminium/alloy K7 h K i 2. inear Recirculating Ball Bearing precision series type ME MB NIKO inear Recirculating Bearing type ME an MB are compose by a cylinrical outer ring, by a cage that retains the balls, by two en rings to retain the cage an/or, when require, contact seals. All of the components are esigne an assemble to optimize the unit performance. The outer ring is suitably harene to provie the longest possible life expectancy. The cage mae of steel or engineere resin, epening upon the type of bearing selecte, provie the retention an allow the proper recirculation of the balls.
8 NIKOR 2.1 Characteristics of linear bearings type ME High rigiity inear bearings with steel outer ring offer high rigiity ue to the large number of balls in contact. The units can be supplie with a steel cage an, when low weight is require, with resin cage Ease of assembly The stanar units can carry loa in every irection. The large variety of housing units an shaft supports allow simple an easy mounting Ease of replacement These units follow internationally recognize bounary an are therefore imensionally inter changeable with competitive units. Replacement ue to wear or amage is quick an simple Complete range The NIKO range of proucts is quite broa. The characteristics can be summarize as follows: A) Close type stanar version B) Ajustable type These units have a longituinal slot tha allows the reuction of the operating clearance an the optimization of the unit rigiity. C) Open type These units have an opening that correspons to a single recirculating channel ( 0 to 100 eg ). These units are use in conjunction with long shafts that are typically supporte along the entire length to reuce the elastic eflection. hen mounte in a suitable housing, the units allow the ajustment of the operating clearance. D) Flange type These units have a flange on the outer ring to allow the mounting without conventional housings. 2.2 Seals inear bearings ME an MB can be supplie in the following versions: ithout seals ME/MB ith contact seals ME..UU/MB..UU The seals have the following functions: Prevent the ingress of contaminants Retain the lubricant in the bearing In some applications, it may be necessary to use aitional seals to prevent grease migration an thus prolong the maintenance interval. 3. inear Recirculating Ball Bearing precision series type ME MB 3.1 ubrication inear bearings type MEMB are supplie coate with rust inhibiting oil. inear bearings type ME..UU/MB..UU are supplie package with lithium soap grease. 3.2 Mounting tolerances The bearing assembly shoul be performe as to insure operation with aequate clearance. Unsuitable operating clearance coul lea to poor running performance or lower than expecte urability. The operating clearance of the ajustable or open version of the linear bearings can be ajuste by elastically eforming the outer ring. The suitable mounting tolerances for the mating components are shown in table 3.1. Note: The operating clearance is application epenent an coul be zero or negative (preloa). In the latter case the friction as well as the smooth running shoul be checke for suitability. 7
9 NIKOR Table 3.1 Dimensional series Shaft Normal operating clearance Operation without clearance Housing Normal operating Operation clearance without clearance ME h j H7 J7 3 7 Fig Installation Some cleanliness precautions shoul be taken before assembling NIKO inear Bearings in their housings. ack of cleanliness coul lea to reuction of the bearing life. The installation of the units is not particularly ifficult, though precaution shoul be observe to avoi potential amages to the unit. Direct pressing onto the cage retaining rings shoul be avoie. A suitable tool shoul be use (Fig. 2) to provie pressure on the rim of the outer ring. Once the bearing is mounte in the housing, the assemble unit shoul be installe onto the shaft paying attention not to score the shaft or to pop the balls from the bearing. hen two shafts assemblies are assemble in a parallel assembly, the parallelism between the shafts shoul be checke to insure smooth running. The mounting examples shown in Fig. 3 through 7 shoul be use as guielines to esign an select the suitable bearings an support units.. oa ratings Dynamic loa rating C The ynamic loa rating C is a loa of constant magnitue uner which 90% of a statistically significant number of apparently ientical bearings woul reach a theoretical life of 0 km without the apparent appearance of metal fatigue. Static loa rating Co The static loa rating Co is efine as the loa that woul cause a permanent eformation equal to 1/10,000 of the ball iameter at the most stresse contact point..1 ife of a inear Recirculating Ball Bearing Repeate stresses onto the contact surfaces coul lea to material fatigue. This will lea to the appearance of surface pitting. The life of the unit is efine as the uration before the appearance of pitting.
10 NIKOR.1.1 Rate life() The rate life is the total travelle istance which 90% of a statistically significant number of apparently ientical bearings woul reach uner the same operating conitions without the apparent appearance of metal fatigue. 3 = ( C P ). 0...(1) = rate life [km] C = ynamic loa ratings [N] P = equivalent ynamic loa [N] hen a system is subjecte to a loa equal to the ynamic loa rating C the resulting life equal the rate life (0 km). The theoretical life of a linear bearing is affecte by the loa an by the operating conitions ( temperature, vibration, shocks, loa istribution, etc.). In such cases the theoretical life is calculate with the help of equation 2. = ( f H. f T. f C. C 3 ) 0...(2) Fw.P = Rate life[km] C = Dynamic loa rating [N] P = Equivalent ynamic loa [N] fh = Harness factor (see fig. ) ft = Temperature factor (see fig. 9) fc = Contact coefficient (see table ) fw = oa factor (see table ) The following equation (3)allows the conversion of the rate life in hours. h =(.10 2.ls.n.0 )3 1 h = rate life [hours] s = stroke length [m] = rate life [km] n = operating frequency [strokes/min] 1...(3) Harness factor (fh) The loa ratings for the linear bearing are calculate with the raceway harness equal or higher than HRC. hen the raceway harness is reuce, the loa rating of the bearing is also reuce an must be correcte using the the accompanying chart (Fig.). Temperature factor (ft) hen a linear bearing operates at temperatures in excess of 100 eg. C, its harness is affecte an son is its ability to carry loa. The loa rating can be correcte by using the accompanying chart (Fig.9). Harness factor fh Temperature factor ft Row harness HRC Fig. Raceway harness factor Temperature C Fig. 9 Temperature factor 9
11 NIKOR Contact factor (fc) oa biasing, attribute to mounting errors an multiple bearing assemblies can be accounte for by using the coefficient in table.1. Table.1 Contact factor Number of bearings for shaft Contact factor f c 1,00 0,1 0,72 0, 0,1 oa factor (fw) The loas acting on the linear units inclue payloa, inertial effects uring acceleration an eceleration as well as moment loas. All of these factors are ifficult to assess an are further complicate by the potential presence of shocks an vibrations. A more practical solution involves the use of the coefficients in table.2. Table.2 Contact factor Operating conitions ow spee operations ( m/min) without shocks Meium spee operation (0m/min) without shocks High spee operations ( 0m/min) with shocks f w 1 1, 1,2 2 3,. Static safety factor For applications with a high requirement for accuracy an smooth running, the static safety factor fs shoul be higher than the values shown in table.1 to prevent permanent eformation at the contact points. fs = CO PO fs = static safety factor Po = static equivalent loa (N) Co = static loa rating (N) Table.1 Static safety factor Operating conitions Shafts subjecte to small eflections an low shocks Elastic eflection can cross loa the units System subjecte to shock & vibration f s
12 NIKOR. Friction inear Recirculating Ball Bearings have a very low static coefficient of friction, virtually ientical to the ynamic coefficient of friction. This results in low an uniform motion in any conition of loa an spee without sickslip. u F =. + f...() F = Friction force [N] U = Friction coefficient [] f = Seal rag [N] w = oa [N] The magnitue of the friction force is affecte by several factors. The type of bearing, the operating conitions, the type an quantity of the lubricant, the presence or lack of seals all impact the overall frictional behavior. Stanar seals can a between 2 an Ntothe overall friction force. The magnitue of the coefficient of friction epens upon the operating conitions such as loa, moments an/or preloa. Table.1 shows the ynamic coefficient of friction for each type of bearing uner normal operating conition (P/C =0.2) an proper assembly. Table.1 Friction coefficient Type of bearing KH ME / MB Friction coefficient 0.00 to to Operating temperature The operating temperature ranges of the various bearings are shown in table 7.1 Shoul the operating temperature excee the limits shown in the table, please contact fait International Engineering. Stainless steel units, without seals, can operate between /+0 egree. C Table 7.1 Operating temperature Bearing type KH ME / MB Operating temperature to +0 C to +110 C 11
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15 NIKOR series M.. B DD 1 Bounary imensions mm stanar steel retainer MA Bearing number stanar stanar resin retainer steel retainer M MA UU stanar resin retainer M UU Number of ball tracks Principal imensions D tolerance tolerance mm 0.001mm mm 0.001mm (0/) 10 tolerance mm mm MA M MA UU M UU (0/11) 19 MSA MS MSA UU MS UU (0/11) MA M MA UU M UU (0/11) 2 10 M10A M10 M10A UU M10 UU MA M MA UU M UU M13A M13 M13A UU M13 UU M1A MA M2A MA M3A M0A M0A M0A M1 M M2 M M3 M0 M0 M0 M1A UU MA UU M2A UU MA UU M3A UU M0A UU M0A UU M0A UU M1 UU M UU M2 UU M UU M3 UU M0 UU M0 UU M0 UU (0/10) (0/10) (0/10) (0/) (0/) (0/) (0/) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1)
16 Rounness oa ratings Mass kg N ynamic static Principal imensions D1 mm Steel retainer maximum raial clearance B tolerance mm 0.001mm series M.. NIKOR (approx.) C Co B DD 1
17 NIKOR series M..AJ B h DD 1 Bounary imensions mm stanar steel retainer MAAJ Bearing number stanar resin retainer MAJ stanar steel retainer MA UUAJ stanar resin retainer M UUAJ Number of ball tracks Principal imensions D tolerance tolerance tolerance mm 0.001mm mm 0.001mm mm mm (0/) 10 MAAJ MAJ MA UUAJ M UUAJ (0/11) 19 MSAAJ MSAJ MSA UUAJ MS UUAJ (0/11) MAAJ MAJ MA UUAJ M UUAJ (0/11) 2 10 M10AAJ M10AJ M10A UUAJ M10 UUAJ MAAJ MAJ MA UUAJ M UUAJ M13AAJ M13AJ M13A UUAJ M13 UUAJ M1AAJ MAAJ M2AAJ MAAJ M3AAJ M0AAJ M0AAJ M0AAJ M1AJ MAJ M2AJ MAJ M3AJ M0AJ M0AJ M0AJ M1A UUAJ MA UUAJ M2A UUAJ MA UUAJ M3A UUAJ M0A UUAJ M0A UUAJ M0A UUAJ M1 UUAJ M UUAJ M2 UUAJ M UUAJ M3 UUAJ M0 UUAJ M0 UUAJ M0 UUAJ (0/10) (0/10) (0/10) (0/) (0/) (0/) (0/) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1)
18 Rounness oa ratings N ynamic static Principal imensions D 1 mm B tolerance h h mm series M..AJ NIKOR C Co Mass kg Steel retainer maximum raial clearance 0.001mm (approx.) B DD 1
19 NIKOR series M..OP B DD 1 h1 Bounary imensions mm stanar steel retainer MAOP Bearing number stanar resin retainer MOP stanar steel retainer MA UUOP stanar resin retainer M UUOP Number of ball tracks 3 Principal imensions D tolerance tolerance tolerance mm 0.001mm mm 0.001mm mm mm M13AOP M1AOP MAOP M2AOP MAOP M3AOP M0AOP M0AOP M0AOP M13OP M1OP MOP M2OP MOP M3OP M0OP M0OP M0OP M13A UUOP M1A UUOP MA UUOP M2A UUOP MA UUOP M3A UUOP M0A UUOP M0A UUOP M0A UUOP M13 UUOP M1 UUOP M UUOP M2 UUOP M UUOP M3 UUOP M0 UUOP M0 UUOP M0 UUOP (0/10) (0/10) (0/10) (0/) (0/) (0/) (0/) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1) (0/1)
20 Rounness oa ratings N ynamic static Principal imensions D 1 mm B tolerance h 1 h mm 0.001mm series M..OP NIKOR C Co 19 Mass kg Steel retainer maximum raial clearance (approx.) B DD 1
21 NIKOR series M..F X Z Y D Df Dp t Bounary imensions mm Bearing number stanar with seals resin retainer resin retainer MF MF UU Number of ball tracks Principal imensions D tolerance tolerance tolerance mm 0.001mm mm 0.001mm mm mm (+/0) 1 2 MF MF UU (+/0) 22 (0/1) 1 MF1 MF1 UU 1 (+9/1) 2 (0/1) 3 MF MF UU (+9/1) 2 MF2 MF2 UU 2 (+11/1) 0 MF MF UU (+11/1) 7 0 MF0 MF0 UU 0 (+13/2) 2 (0/22) 0 0 MF0 MF0 UU 0 (+13/2) 7 (0/22) MF0 MF0 UU 0 (+13/2) 90 (0/2)
22 oa ratings N ynamic static imensions flange Principal D f t D p XxYxZ Squareness Rounness x.0x3.1.x7.x.1.x7.x.1.x9.0x.1.x9.0x.1.x11x.1 9.0x1x.1 9.0x1x.1 1xx11.1 mm Dp 0.001mm 0.001mm series M..F NIKOR Mass kg (approx.) C Co 21 D Z t X Y Df
23 NIKOR series M..K X Z Y D Df Dp t Bounary imensions mm Bearing number stanar with seals resin retainer resin retainer Number of ball tracks Principal imensions D tolerance tolerance tolerance mm 0.001mm mm 0.001mm mm mm MK MK UU (+/0) 1 2 MK MK UU (+/0) 22 (0/1) 1 MK1 MK1 UU 1 (+9/1) 2 (0/1) 3 MK MK UU (+9/1) 2 MK2 MK2 UU 2 (+11/1) 0 MK MK UU (+11/1) 7 0 MK0 MK0 UU 0 (+13/2) 2 (0/22) 0 0 MK0 MK0 UU 0 (+13/2) 7 (0/22) MK0 MK0 UU 0 (+13/2) 90 (0/2) 22
24 oa ratings N ynamic static Principal flange imensions t D p XxYxZ Squareness Rounness mm x.0x3.1.x7.x.1.x7.x.1.x9.0x.1.x9.0x.1.x11x.1 9.0x1x.1 9.0x1x.1 1xx11.1 D f Dp 0.001mm 0.001mm series M..K NIKOR Mass kg (approx.) C Co 23 D Z t X Y Df
25 NIKOR series MB B DD1 Bounary Bearing number Number imensions stanar stanar stanar stanar of ball steel retainer resin retainer steel retainer resin retainer tracks mm/inch. 1/ MB MB UU mm/inch. 0. tolerance (0/) (0/0.2) (0/0.) Principal imensions D tolerance (0/11) (0/0.) tolerance 0.001mm/inch mm/inch 0.001mm/inch mm/inch (0/0.00) 9.2 3/ MBA MB MBA UU MB UU (0/) (0/0.2) (0/0.) (0/0.0) (0/0.00).700 1/2 MBA MB MBA UU MB UU (0/) (0/0.2) (0/0.) (0/0.0) (0/0.00).7 / MB10A MB10 MB10A UU MB10 UU (0/) (0/0.2) (0/0.) 2.70 (0/0.0) (0/0.00) / MBA MB MBA UU MB UU (0/7) (0/10) (0/0.) (0/1) (0/0.) (0/0.00) MB1A MB1 MB1A UU MB1 UU (0/7) (0/10) (0/0.) (0/1) (0/0.) (0/0.0) / MBA MB MBA UU MB UU (0/) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/0.) (0/0.7) (0/0.0) /2 MB2A MB2 MB2A UU MB2 UU (0/) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/0.) (0/0.7) (0/0.0) MBA MB MBA UU MB UU (0/) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/0.) (0/22) (0/0.90) (0/0.0) 2
26 oa ratings Mass steel retainer resin retainer kg N ynamic static D 1 B tolerance mm/inch Principal imensions Steel retainer 0.001mm/inch Resin retainer 0.001mm/inch Rounness 0.001mm/inch series MB NIKOR C Co (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) 2.11 (0/0.0) maximum raial clearance maximum raial clearance B DD1
27 h mm/inch Bearing number series MB..AJ NIKOR stanar steel retainer resin retainer stanar Bounary imensions stanar steel retainer resin retainer stanar. 1/ 9.2 3/.700 1/2.7 / / / (0/22) (0/0.90) (0/1) (0/0.) (0/11) (0/0.) (0/0.7) (0/0.7) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/1) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.) (0/10) (0/0.) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.) (0/0.) (0/0.) (0/0.) (0/10) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/7) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.2) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/) (0/0.2) (0/) (0/0.2) (0/) (0/0.2) (0/7) (0/0.) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.00) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) MBAJ MB MB MB10 MB MB1 MB MB2 MB AJ AJ AJ AJ AJ AJ AJ AJ MBAAJ MB10AAJ MBAAJ MB1AAJ MBAAJ MB2AAJ MBAAJ MBA UU MB10 MB MB1 MB MB2 MB AJ A UUAJ A UUAJ A UUAJ A UUAJ A UUAJ A UUAJ MB UUAJ MB MB MB10 MB MB1 MB MB2 MB UUAJ UUAJ UUAJ UUAJ UUAJ UUAJ UUAJ UUAJ tolerance tolerance D tolerance Principal imensions mm/inch 0.001mm/inch 0.001mm/inch mm/inch mm/inch 2 Number of ball tracks B DD /2
28 h B tolerance D 1 h mm/inch Principal imensions (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) / 0. / series MB..AJ NIKOR oa ratings Mass steel retainer resin retainer kg N ynamic static Steel retainer 0.001mm/inch Resin retainer 0.001mm/inch Rounness 0.001mm/inch C Co 27 maximum raial clearance maximum raial clearance B DD1
29 MBAOP MB10AOP MBAOP MB1AOP MBAOP MB2AOP MBAOP MB OP MB10OP MBOP MB1OP MBOP MB2OP MBOP MB A UUOP MB10A MBA MB1A MBA MB2A MBA UUOP UUOP UUOP UUOP UUOP UUOP MB MB10 MB MB1 MB MB2 MB UUOP UUOP UUOP UUOP UUOP UUOP UUOP (0/) (0/0.2) (0/) (0/0.2) (0/7) (0/0.) (0/7) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/) (0/0.3) (0/0.) (0/0.) (0/10) (0/0.) (0/10) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.) (0/) (0/0.) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/1) (0/0.) (0/1) (0/0.) (0/0.7) (0/0.7) (0/22) (0/0.90) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) 1/2.700 /.7 3/ / / Bearing number mm/inch series MB..OP NIKOR Bounary imensions stanar steel retainer resin retainer stanar stanar steel retainer resin retainer stanar tolerance tolerance D tolerance mm/inch Principal imensions 0.001mm/inch 0.001mm/inch mm/inch mm/inch 2 Number of ball tracks B DD1 h1 3 3
30 B tolerance (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.00) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) (0/0.0) D1 h1 mm/inch Principal imensions series MB..OP NIKOR oa ratings N ynamic static Rounness 0.001mm/inch C Co 29 Mass steel retainer resin retainer kg Steel retainer 0.001mm/inch Resin retainer 0.001mm/inch maximum raial clearance maximum raial clearance B DD1 h1
31 NIKOR series MB..F X Z Y D Df Dp t Bounary imensions mm/inch Bearing number stanar with seals resin retainer resin retainer Number of ball tracks mm/inch 0.001mm/Inch Principal imensions D tolerance tolerance tolerance mm/inch 0.001mm/Inch mm/inch. 1/ MBF MBFUU. 0. (0/0.) (0/0.0) ( 0.0) 9.2 3/ MBF MBFUU (0/0.) (0/1) (0/0.) ( 0.0).700 1/2 MBF MBF UU (0/0.) (0/1) (0/0.) ( 0.0).7 / MBF10 MBF10 UU (0/0.) 2.70 (0/1) (0/0.) ( 0.0) / MBF MBF UU (0/1) (0/0.) (0/0.7) ( 0.0) MBF1 MBF1 UU (0/1) (0/0.) (0/0.7) ( 0.0) / MBF MBF UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/22) (0/0.90) ( 0.0) /2 MBF2 MBF2 UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/22) (0/0.90) ( 0.0) MBF MBF UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/2) (0/0) ( 0.0) /2 MBF0 MBF0 UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/2) (0/0) ( 0.0) MBF MBF UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/2) (0/0) ( 0.0) 100 MBF MBF UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/29) (0/1.) ( 0.0)
32 NIKOR series MB..F X Z Y D Df Dp t Principal imensions flange D f t D p XxYxZ mm/inch Rounness Squareness 0.001mm/Inch 0.001mm/Inch ynamic C oa ratings static Co N Mass kg (approx.) x.0 x x 0.0 x x 7.10 x. 0. x x x 7.10 x. 0. x x x 7.10 x. 0. x x x.7310 x x 0. x x.7310 x x 0. x x x x 0.00 x x.700 x.3 0. x x x.700 x.3 0. x x x.7 x x 0. x x.7 x x 0. x x 97 x x 0.7 x
33 NIKOR series MB..K X Z Y D Df Dp t Bounary imensions mm/inch Bearing number stanar with seals resin retainer resin retainer Number of ball tracks mm/inch 0.001mm/Inch Principal imensions D tolerance tolerance tolerance mm/inch 0.001mm/Inch mm/inch. 1/ MBK MBKUU. 0. (0/0.) (0/0.0) ( 0.0) 9.2 3/ MBK MBKUU (0/0.) (0/1) (0/0.) ( 0.0).700 1/2 MBK MBKUU (0/0.) (0/1) (0/0.) ( 0.0).7 / MBK10 MBK10 UU (0/0.) 2.70 (0/1) (0/0.) ( 0.0) / MBK MBK UU (0/1) (0/0.) (0/0.7) ( 0.0) MBK1 MBK1 UU (0/1) (0/0.) (0/0.7) ( 0.0) / MBK MBK UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/22) (0/0.90) ( 0.0) /2 MBK2 MBK2 UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/22) (0/0.90) ( 0.0) MBK MBK UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/0.2) (0/ 0) ( 0.0) /2 MBK0 MBK0 UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/0.2) (0/ 0) ( 0.0) MBK MBK UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/0.2) (0/ 0) ( 0.0) 100 MBK MBK UU (0/) (0/0.) (0/29) (0/ 1.) ( 0.0)
34 NIKOR series MB..K X Z Y D Df Dp t D f t D p XxYxZ Principal imensions flange Rounness 0. Squareness mm/inch 0.001mm/inch 0.001mm/inch x.0 x x 0.0 x oa ratings ynamic static C Co N 2 Mass kg (approx.) x 7.10 x. 0. x x x 7.10 x. 0. x x x 7.10 x. 0. x x x.7310 x x 0. x x.7310 x x 0. x x x x 0.00 x x.700 x.3 0. x x x.700 x x x x.7 x x 0. x x.7 x x 0. x x 97 x x 0.7 x
35 NIKOR series ME.. B DD1 Bounary imensions mm Bearing number stanar stanar with seals with seals steel retainer resin retainer steel retainer resin retainer ME ME UU Number of ball tracks 3 Principal imensions D tolerance tolerance tolerance mm 0.001mm mm 0.001mm mm mm (+/0) (0/) 22 MEA ME MEA UU ME UU (+/0) 1 (0/) 2 10 ME10A ME10A UU 10 (+/0) MEA ME MEA UU ME UU (+/0) 22 1 ME1A ME1 ME1A UU ME1 UU 1 (+9/1) 2 3 MEA ME MEA UU ME UU (+9/1) (0/11) 2 ME2A ME2 ME2A UU ME2 UU 2 (+11/1) 0 (0/11) MEA ME0A ME0A ME0A ME ME0 ME0 ME0 MEA UU ME0A UU ME0A UU ME0A UU ME UU ME0 UU ME0 UU ME0 UU (+11/1) (+13/2) (+13/2) (+13/2) (0/11) (0/) (0/0.) 3
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