Ceramic hybrid bearings deliver advanced performance characteristics that can be transformational in machine tools. TKW offers silicon nitride (Si3N4) ceramic balls as a standard option for angular contact ball bearings to achieve ultra-high machining speeds, in addition to a considerable array of advantages:
› Higher rigidity and rotational accuracy, enabling high-accuracy machining
› Lower sliding friction in high-speed applications
› Lower heat generation
› Higher seizure resistance
› Longer grease life due to low heat generation.
Super-precision angular contact ball bearings includes bearings in the following dimension series:
• Ultra light 718 series • Extremely light 719 series • Light 70 series • Robust 72 series
Application of High Speed Bearing 71802 ACD/HCP4
Super-precision, high-capacity, universally matchable single row angular contact ball bearing
These super-precision, high-capacity, single row angular contact ball bearings accommodate radial and axial loads acting simultaneously, where the axial load acts in one direction only. They are designed to accommodate heavy loads at relatively high speeds under low to moderate operating temperatures. Being universally matchable, they can be used together in arrangements to provide effective load sharing, within a predetermined preload range, without the use of shims or similar devices.
Very high running accuracy
Very high load carrying capacity
Relatively high speed and stiffness
Universally matchable
What is Hybrid Bearings and Why Hybrid bearings?
Hybrid angular contact ball bearings (designation suffix HC) have rings made of bearing steel and rolling elements made of bearing grade silicon nitride (ceramic). As ceramic balls are lighter and have a higher modulus of elasticity and lower coefficient of thermal expansion than steel balls, hybrid bearings can provide the following advantages:
• higher degree of rigidity
• higher speed capability
• reduced centrifugal and inertial forces within the bearing
• minimized stress at the outer ring rolling contacts at high speeds
• reduced frictional heat • less energy consumption
• extended bearing and grease service life
• less prone to skid smearing damage and cage damage when subject to frequent rapid starts and stops
• less sensitive to temperature differences within the bearing
• more accurate preload/clearance control
Designation: 71802 ACD/HCP4
Grade: P4
The other design: 71802 ACD/P4, 71802 CD/HCP4, 71802 CD/P4
Ceramic hybrid bearings deliver advanced performance characteristics that can be transformational in machine tools. TKW offers silicon nitride (Si3N4) ceramic balls as a standard option for angular contact ball bearings to achieve ultra-high machining speeds, in addition to a considerable array of advantages:
› Higher rigidity and rotational accuracy, enabling high-accuracy machining
› Lower sliding friction in high-speed applications
› Lower heat generation
› Higher seizure resistance
› Longer grease life due to low heat generation.
Super-precision angular contact ball bearings includes bearings in the following dimension series:
• Ultra light 718 series • Extremely light 719 series • Light 70 series • Robust 72 series
Application of High Speed Bearing 71802 ACD/HCP4
Super-precision, high-capacity, universally matchable single row angular contact ball bearing
These super-precision, high-capacity, single row angular contact ball bearings accommodate radial and axial loads acting simultaneously, where the axial load acts in one direction only. They are designed to accommodate heavy loads at relatively high speeds under low to moderate operating temperatures. Being universally matchable, they can be used together in arrangements to provide effective load sharing, within a predetermined preload range, without the use of shims or similar devices.
Very high running accuracy
Very high load carrying capacity
Relatively high speed and stiffness
Universally matchable
What is Hybrid Bearings and Why Hybrid bearings?
Hybrid angular contact ball bearings (designation suffix HC) have rings made of bearing steel and rolling elements made of bearing grade silicon nitride (ceramic). As ceramic balls are lighter and have a higher modulus of elasticity and lower coefficient of thermal expansion than steel balls, hybrid bearings can provide the following advantages:
• higher degree of rigidity
• higher speed capability
• reduced centrifugal and inertial forces within the bearing
• minimized stress at the outer ring rolling contacts at high speeds
• reduced frictional heat • less energy consumption
• extended bearing and grease service life
• less prone to skid smearing damage and cage damage when subject to frequent rapid starts and stops
• less sensitive to temperature differences within the bearing
