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Rollway NU 212 EM C3 60 mm Bore Size, 110 mm Outside Diameter, Radial Cylindrical Roller Bearing, Caged Roller, Straight Bore, Unsealed, High Chromium Bearing Steel, C3 Radial Clearance 60 mm Bore Size, 110 mm Outside Diameter, Radial Cylindrical Roller Bearing, Caged Roller, Straight Bore, Unsealed, High Chromium Bearing Steel, C3 Radial Clearance
MODEL NU 212 EM C3
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Bore Size (mm)
60
Bore Type
Straight
Cage Material
Brass
Duplexing
No
Dynamic Load Rating (kN)
93.399
Dynamic Load Rating (lb)
20997
Flanges
(2) Flanges on Outer Ring
Full Complement/Caged
Caged
Height
1.2
Inner Race Configuration
Separable Both Directions
Length
4.6
Material
High Chromium Bearing Steel
Misalignment
No
Number of Rows
1
O.D. (mm)
110
Outer Race Configuration
Non-Separable
Overall Width (mm)
22
Platform
Cylindrical Radial
Profile
Complete with Outer and Inner Race
Radial Clearance
C3
Retainer
Yes
Rolling Element
Cylindrical Roller
Seal Type
Unsealed
Sealed
None
Snap Ring
No
Speed [Max] Grease (RPM)
5600
Speed [Max] Oil (RPM)
6700
Static Load Rating (kN)
101
Static Load Rating (lb)
22706
Version
EM: Extra capacity design; Machined brass retainer
Width
4.6
- Through hardened bearing grade steel
- Surfaces precision ground to RBEC 1 tolerances
- Crowned rollers
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