KA020CP0 Thin section ball bearings (2x2.5x0.25 inch) Kaydon type bearing for Robotic

C . Type C-KA series Reail-silm Thin-section bearings Details

Product Features

To support various load scenarios,Reail-SlIM Thin section ball bearings are available in three basic types: radial contact (type C), angular contact (type A), and fourpoint contact (type X) and in a variety of sizes ,or series (e.g., KA, KB, KC, etc.). Reail-SlIM Thin section ball bearings are available with various separator options to space the rolling elements uniformly and prevent contact between them.

Series Introduction

"A Conrad assembled bearing designed primarily for application of radial load—deep ball grooves also permit application of thrust load in

either direction – often used in conjunction with another bearing."

Series Model No. KA020CP0.KA025CP0.KA030CP0.KA035CP0.KA040CP0.KA042CP0.KA045CP0.KA047CP0.KA050CP0.KA055CP0.KA060CP0.KA065CP0.KA070CP0.KA075CP0.KA080CP0.KA090CP0 .KA100CP0.KA110CP0.KA120CP0

Applications

Applications in Robotics, inspection equipment, satellites, cameras… anywhere precise positioning and lightweight designs are critical.

D . Type C-KA series Reail-silm Thin-section bearings Installation & Cautions

"To realize the potential accuracy and long life of a Thin section bearing, it is important that the installation be properly done in a clean environment. Cleanliness is vital to satisfactory bearing performance. Work surfaces and tools must be free of dirt, chips, and burrs. Disposable wipers or clean, lint-free cloths should be used.

Under no circumstances should a bearing be used as a gage during grinding or machining of mating parts. Just a few grains of grinding grit or chips of metal (soft as well as hard) can seriously damage the precise geometry and finishes of bearing raceways and rolling elements, and are nearly impossible to remove from an assembled bearing.

The shaft and housing should be thoroughly cleaned, special attention being given to holes and crevices which could hold dirt, chips, and cutting oil. Unfinished surfaces of castings should be painted or otherwise sealed. The mounting surfaces for the bearing must be carefully checked, cleaned, and lightly oiled to ease fitting and minimize danger of scoring. Housing bore, shaft diameter, shoulder squareness, and fillet sizes should all be verified.

The bearing should not be removed from its protective package until this preparation is complete and it is time for installation."