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Speed limits<br />

Temperature limits<br />

The permissible operating temperature for<br />

track runner bearings can be limited by:<br />

• the dimensional stability of the bearing<br />

rings and rolling elements<br />

• the cage<br />

• the seals<br />

• the lubricant<br />

Speed limits<br />

Values for the limiting speeds are listed in the<br />

product tables. For additional information<br />

about the limiting speed, refer to Speeds (†<br />

page 117).<br />

When temperatures outside the permissible<br />

range are expected, contact the <strong>SKF</strong> application<br />

engineering service.<br />

Bearing rings and rolling elements<br />

<strong>SKF</strong> track runner bearings undergo a special<br />

heat treatment. The bearings are heat stabilized<br />

up to at least:<br />

• 120 °C (250 °F) for single row cam rollers<br />

• 150 °C (300 °F) for double row cam rollers<br />

• 140 °C (280 °F) for support rollers and cam<br />

followers<br />

Cages<br />

Steel cages can be used at the same operating<br />

temperatures as the bearing rings and rolling<br />

elements. For temperature limits of PA66<br />

cages, refer to Cage materials († page 152).<br />

Seals<br />

The permissible operating temperature for<br />

seals depends on the material:<br />

• NBR seals:<br />

–40 to +100 °C (–40 to +210 °F)<br />

Temperatures up to 120 °C (250 °F) can be<br />

tolerated for brief periods.<br />

• PA66 sliding rings:<br />

–30 to +100 °C (–20 to +210 °F)<br />

Lubricants<br />

Temperature limits for greases used in <strong>SKF</strong><br />

track runner bearings are provided in table 6<br />

(† page 1112). Temperature limits for other<br />

<strong>SKF</strong> greases are provided under Lubrication<br />

(† page 239)<br />

When using lubricants not supplied by <strong>SKF</strong>,<br />

the temperature limits should be evaluated<br />

according to the <strong>SKF</strong> traffic light concept (†<br />

page 244).<br />

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