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When fitting the bearing or sleeve, the expansion of the inner ring reduces the internal<br />

radial clearance of the bearing. The reduction in clearance enables the tightness of the<br />

fit to be determined. It is important to check this. Check carefully that the clearance<br />

necessary for the correct functioning of the bearing is maintained.<br />

Reduction of the internal<br />

clearance after fitting<br />

Measurement principle<br />

The clearance is measured by sliding thickness<br />

gauges between the outer ring and the <strong>roller</strong>s. With<br />

large-size <strong>bearings</strong>, do not use gauges of thickness<br />

exceeding 0.15mm, as they are too rigid to follow<br />

the curve of the bearing raceway; use 2 or more<br />

thinner gauges to make up the required thickness.<br />

Measurement method<br />

Place the bearing in the vertical position with the<br />

rings parallel. Rotate the bearing to position the<br />

<strong>roller</strong>s.<br />

In table in page 30, identify the value of the gauges<br />

corresponding to the considered bearing bore and<br />

tolerance class (column 3).<br />

Slide the feeler blade between the most unloaded<br />

<strong>roller</strong> and the outer raceway (the upper part of the<br />

bearing if it rests on a support, or the lower part of<br />

the bearing if the outer ring is unrestrained or<br />

suspended).<br />

The tolerance value is between the two indicated<br />

gauges (column 3).<br />

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