FAG Bearings
FAG Bearings have been synonymous with high quality for over 120 years. In 1883, Friedrich Fischer designed a ball grinding machine in Schweinfurt, Germany that, for the first time, made it possible to produce absolutely round steel balls by grinding. The invention is regarded as the foundation for the entire rolling bearing industry.
FAG bearings usually are composed of two bearing rings with integral raceways. Rolling elements are arranged between the rings and roll on the raceways. Rolling elements can be balls, cylindrical rollers, needle rollers, tapered rollers or barrel rollers. The rolling elements are generally guided by a cage that keeps them at a uniform distance from each FAG Bearingsother and prevents them coming into contact with each other. In needle roller bearings and ribless spherical roller bearings, the cage also ensures that the rolling element axis is positioned correctly. Where bearings can be dismantled, the cage holds the rolling elements together and gives easier fitting of the bearings. For particular applications, rolling bearings with a full complement of balls, cylindrical rollers or needle rollers may be used.
- FAG 6348-M deep groove ball bearings
- 100 °C
- 41.2 mm
- FAG 32230-A-N11CA tapered roller bearings
- 100 °C
- 41.2 mm
- FAG 32021-X tapered roller bearings
- 100 °C
- 41.2 mm
- FAG 713644010 wheel bearings
- [Steel] Steel
- 66
- FAG HCS7012-E-T-P4S angular contact ball bearings
- 15.88 mm
- 14 mm
- FAG 23172-K-MB+H3172 spherical roller bearings
- 32 mm
- 33.3 mm
- FAG 20236-MB spherical roller bearings
- 84 mm
- 3.7 Nm
- FAG 51314 thrust ball bearings
- 77500
- Metric System
- FAG QJ212-TVP angular contact ball bearings
- M6x1
- 36.55 mm
- FAG 3314 angular contact ball bearings
- 100 °C
- 41.2 mm
- FAG K17887-17831 tapered roller bearings
- 15.88 mm
- 14 mm
- FAG 3312-B-TVH angular contact ball bearings
- 120 °C
- 1.3 mm