BTW 45 CTN9/SP
Double direction angular contact thrust ball bearing, super-precision, basic designDouble direction angular contact thrust ball bearings are designed to locate spindle shafts axially in both directions. These bearings are intended for mounting in combination with cylindrical roller bearings, and consist of two single row angular contact thrust ball bearings arranged back-to-back. The large number of balls enables these bearings to accommodate high axial loads in both directions and provides a high degree of system rigidity.
- Accommodate high axial loads in both directions
- Offer maximum load carrying capacity and maximum system rigidity
- Available for shaft diameters from 35 to 200 mm
- Available with either steel or ceramic balls
- Separable
Description
Dimensions
d | 45 mm | Bore diameter |
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D | 75 mm | Outside diameter |
H | 38 mm | Height |
d1 | 62.5 mm | Shoulder diameter shaft washer (high shoulder) |
2C | 19 mm | Height of both housing washers |
r1,2 | min. 1 mm | Shaft washer chamfer radius |
r3,4 | min. 0.3 mm | Housing washer small chamfer radius |
Abutment dimensions
da | min. 56 mm | Abutment diameter shaft |
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Da | min. 69.9 mm | Abutment diameter shaft |
Da | max. 71 mm | Abutment diameter housing |
ra | max. 1 mm | Fillet radius |
rb | max. 0.3 mm | Fillet radius |
Calculation data
Basic dynamic load rating | C | 22.1 kN |
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Basic static load rating | C0 | 54 kN |
Fatigue load limit | Pu | 2.6 kN |
Attainable speed for grease lubrication | 9 500 r/min | |
Attainable speed for oil-air lubrication | 12 000 r/min | |
Contact angle | α | 60 ° |
Preload | 390 N | |
Static axial stiffness | 513 N/µm | |
Reference grease quantity | Gref | 3.1 cm³ |
Mass
Mass bearing | 0.53 kg |
Tolerances and clearances
Bearing data
- Tolerances: P4C, SP, UP
Principles of bearing selection and application
- Chamfer dimensions
- Seat tolerances for standard conditions: shafts, housings
- Values for ISO tolerance classes: shafts, housings
- Speed dependent initial grease fill → Initial grease fill