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Tolerances<br />

Tolerance tables<br />

The actual tolerances are listed in the tables<br />

referenced in the following:<br />

• Normal tolerances for radial bearings,<br />

except tapered roller bearings († table 3,<br />

page 137)<br />

• P6 class tolerances for radial bearings,<br />

except tapered roller bearings († table 4,<br />

page 138)<br />

• P5 class tolerances for radial bearings,<br />

except tapered roller bearings († table 5,<br />

page 139)<br />

• Normal and CL7C class tolerances for metric<br />

tapered roller bearings († table 6,<br />

page 140)<br />

• CLN class tolerances for metric tapered<br />

roller bearings († table 7, page 141)<br />

• P5 class tolerances for metric tapered roller<br />

bearings († table 8, page 142)<br />

• Tolerances for inch tapered roller bearings<br />

(† table 9, page 143)<br />

• Tolerances for thrust bearings († table 10,<br />

page 144)<br />

• Normal, P6 and P5 class tolerances for<br />

tapered bore, taper 1:12 († table 11,<br />

page 145)<br />

• Normal tolerances for tapered bore, taper<br />

1:30 († table 12, page 146)<br />

Where standardized, the values are in accordance<br />

with ISO 492, ISO 199 and<br />

ANSI/ABMA Std 19.2.<br />

The limits for metric bearings are in accordance<br />

with ISO 582. The limits for inch tapered<br />

roller bearings, which differ considerably from<br />

those for metric bearings, are described in<br />

ANSI/ABMA 19.2, but are not standardized.<br />

Example<br />

What is the largest radial value (r 1 max ) for the<br />

chamfer of a 6211 deep groove ball bearing?<br />

From the product table († page 328),<br />

r 1 min = 1,5 mm and d = 55 mm.<br />

From table 13 († page 147) with<br />

r s min = 1,5 mm and d < 120 mm, the largest<br />

radial value r 1 max = 2,3 mm.<br />

E<br />

Chamfer dimension limits<br />

To prevent the improper dimensioning of fillets<br />

on associated components for rolling bearings<br />

and facilitate calculations to locate retaining<br />

rings, the maximum chamfer limits († fig. 2)<br />

for the relevant minimum chamfer dimensions<br />

(† product tables) are listed in the following<br />

tables:<br />

Fig. 2<br />

• chamfer dimension limits for metric radial<br />

and thrust bearings, except tapered roller<br />

bearings († table 13, page 147)<br />

• chamfer dimension limits for metric radial<br />

tapered roller bearings († table 14,<br />

page 147)<br />

• chamfer dimension limits for inch tapered<br />

roller bearings († table 15, page 148)<br />

r 2 max<br />

r 4 max<br />

r 2 min<br />

r 4 min<br />

r 1 min<br />

r 3 min<br />

r 1 max<br />

r 3 max<br />

133

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