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6 Needle roller bearings<br />

Needle roller / angular contact ball bearings<br />

<strong>SKF</strong> needle roller / angular contact ball bearings<br />

combine a radial needle roller bearing<br />

with an angular contact ball bearing. The<br />

radial loads are accommodated exclusively by<br />

the needle roller bearing and the axial loads<br />

exclusively by the angular contact ball bearing.<br />

These low cross section bearings can operate<br />

at high speeds and accommodate heavy radial<br />

and light axial loads. <strong>SKF</strong> supplies these bearings<br />

without seals in the following two series:<br />

Fig. 19<br />

• NKIA series († fig. 19), bearings can<br />

accommodate axial loads in one direction<br />

• NKIB series († fig. 20), bearings can<br />

accommodate axial loads in both directions<br />

NKIA 59<br />

<strong>Bearings</strong> in both series are separable i.e. the<br />

inner ring can be mounted separately from the<br />

outer ring, rolling element and cage assemblies.<br />

However, the inner rings in the NKIB<br />

series are not interchangeable with those<br />

from another seemingly identical bearing.<br />

Therefore, the bearings must be kept together<br />

as supplied.<br />

Depending on the application, needle roller /<br />

angular contact ball bearings can be grease or<br />

oil lubricated. In the case of grease lubrication,<br />

both the needle roller and angular contact ball<br />

bearing should be filled with the same lubricant<br />

prior to mounting.<br />

Fig. 20<br />

NKIB 59<br />

Fig. 21<br />

NKIA 59, back-to-back arrangement<br />

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