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3 Angular contact ball bearings<br />

Designs and variants<br />

Angular contact ball bearings have raceways<br />

in the inner and outer rings that are displaced<br />

with respect to each other in the direction of<br />

the bearing axis. This means that they are<br />

designed to accommodate combined loads, i.e.<br />

simultaneously acting radial and axial loads.<br />

The axial load carrying capacity of angular<br />

contact ball bearings increases with increasing<br />

contact angle. The contact angle is defined as<br />

the angle between the line joining the points of<br />

contact of the ball and the raceways in the<br />

radial plane, along which the load is transmitted<br />

from one raceway to another, and a line<br />

perpendicular to the bearing axis († fig. 1).<br />

<strong>SKF</strong> angular contact ball bearings are<br />

manufactured in a wide variety of designs and<br />

sizes. The most commonly used designs are:<br />

• single row angular contact ball bearings<br />

• double row angular contact ball bearings<br />

• four-point contact ball bearings<br />

More information<br />

Bearing life and load ratings ...... 63<br />

Design considerations ........... 159<br />

Bearing systems ................. 160<br />

Recommended fits ............... 169<br />

Abutment and fillet dimensions ..... 208<br />

Lubrication .................... 239<br />

Mounting, dismounting and<br />

bearing care ................... 271<br />

Mounting instructions for individual<br />

bearings .............† skf.com/mount<br />

contact<br />

angle<br />

Fig. 1<br />

Angular contact ball bearings listed in this catalogue<br />

constitute the basic <strong>SKF</strong> assortment and<br />

are only part of the total assortment. Other<br />

<strong>SKF</strong> angular contact ball bearings include:<br />

• Super-precision angular contact ball<br />

bearings<br />

For additional information, refer to the<br />

product information available online at<br />

skf.com/super-precision.<br />

• Thin section angular contact ball bearings<br />

For additional information, contact the<br />

<strong>SKF</strong> application engineering service.<br />

• Hub bearing units<br />

Information about these products can be<br />

supplied on request.<br />

Angular contact ball bearings with a larger<br />

size than those listed in the product tables are<br />

available on request. For information about<br />

these bearings, refer to the product information<br />

available online at skf.com/bearings, or<br />

contact the <strong>SKF</strong> application engineering service.<br />

Single row angular contact ball bearings<br />

<strong>SKF</strong> single row angular contact ball bearings<br />

(† fig. 2) can accommodate axial loads in one<br />

direction only. A single row bearing is typically<br />

adjusted against a second bearing.<br />

The bearings are non-separable and the<br />

bearing rings have one high and one low shoulder.<br />

The low shoulder enables a large number<br />

of balls to be incorporated in the bearing, giving<br />

it a relatively high load carrying capacity.<br />

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