JRZC HK121708 needle roller bearing features a thin-walled outer ring design, achieving high load capacity within a minimal radial space, making it ideal for compact, weight-sensitive machinery.
Compared to standard roller bearings, it can withstand greater loads in the same mounting space, ensuring superior rigidity, stable performance, and a longer service life.
Made from high-purity bearing steel, this bearing undergoes precision heat treatment and strict dimensional control, resulting in low friction, high efficiency, and low operating temperature.
A variety of cage options and custom internal clearances are available to adapt to diverse operating conditions.
| Bore diameter | 12 mm |
| Outside diameter | 17 mm |
| Width | 8 mm |
| Basic dynamic load rating | 4.8 kN |
| Basic static load rating | 6.4 kN |
| Grease Reference speed | 15000 r/min |
| Oil Limiting speed | 19000 r/min |
| Bore type | Cylindrical |
| For Load Direction | Radial |
| Number of rows | Single row |
| Radial internal clearance | CN |
| Tolerance class for dimensions | Nomal |
| Tolerance class for run-out | P6 |
| Seal type | Without |
| Lubricant | None |
| Relubrication feature | Without |
| Product net weight | 9 g |
| Roller material | Chrome steel |
| Cage | Sheet metal |
Needle Roller Bearings offer significant benefits in applications where space is limited but high radial load capacity is required. The compact design allows for lighter and more efficient machinery without compromising performance. With high rigidity, low friction, and stable operation, these bearings reduce energy loss, minimize heat generation, and extend service life.
Their versatile designs and customizable options make them ideal for automotive transmissions, construction equipment, industrial gearboxes, power tools, and other high-performance machinery, providing reliable operation, reduced maintenance, and enhanced overall equipment efficiency.
FAQ
A: A needle roller bearing is a type of roller bearing that uses slender, cylindrical rollers as rolling elements, providing high radial load capacity in a compact design.
A: They offer high load capacity, low friction, excellent rigidity, compact cross-section, and efficient operation, making them suitable for applications with limited space but heavy radial loads.
A: Standard needle roller bearings are primarily designed for radial loads. Axial loads are usually minimal; special designs like thrust needle roller bearings are used if significant axial load is required.
A: Common types include with cage, full complement (no cage), drawn cup, and thrust needle roller bearings, each designed for specific load and installation conditions.