Bearings
Angular Contact Bearings
Angular Contact Bearings
Quick Code: BB-514329
7220 B NSK Single Row Angular Contact Ball Bearing 100mm x 180mm x 34mm
7220 B NSK Single Row Angular Contact Ball Bearing
The 7220 B NSK Single Row Angular Contact Ball Bearing is a precision bearing engineered for high-speed applications requiring simultaneous radial and axial load capacity. This robust single row configuration delivers reliable performance in demanding industrial environments where combined loading conditions are present.
Design & Construction
Angular contact ball bearings feature offset raceways on both the inner and outer rings, enabling efficient handling of combined loads. The single row design is particularly suited for applications where axial loads act primarily in one direction, providing an ideal balance between load capacity and compact form factor.
Key Specifications
- Bore Diameter: 100mm
- Outer Diameter: 180mm
- Width: 34mm
- Bearing Type: Single Row Angular Contact
- Contact Angle: 40 degrees
- Seal Type: Open bearing (None)
- Cage Material: Steel
- Clearance: Normal radial clearance
- Material: Standard bearing steel
- Outer Ring: Without flange/groove
- Tolerance Class: P0/PN2 (ABEC 1)
- Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +150°C
- Manufacturer: NSK
- Reference: 7220B
Performance Benefits
- Accommodates combined radial and axial loads simultaneously
- 40-degree contact angle optimizes load distribution
- Excellent precision and stiffness for demanding applications
- Standard bearing steel construction ensures durability
- Normal radial clearance suitable for general industrial use
- Suitable for high-speed operation
- Wide operating temperature range (-20°C to +150°C)
Typical Applications
This bearing is commonly used in gearboxes, electric motors, pumps, machine tool spindles, automotive transmissions, and other heavy-duty machinery requiring precision and reliability under combined loading conditions. Its larger bore size (100mm) makes it ideal for substantial rotating equipment where both radial and axial forces are present.
