Ball bearing 628 2RS_C3_ZXHY

Single row ball bearing with increased radial clearance C3; 628 2RS C3

Specifications:

• C3 - increased clearance - ability to carry higher loads and deformations.
• 2RS - bearing sealed on both sides, oil-resistant and abrasion-resistant rubber
• Single row - has one row of balls
• High speed - designed for the most demanding conditions, resistant to temperatures and heavy loads
• It successfully replaces expensive brand bearings .

Bearing applications:

• Electric motors : wood cutting saws, industrial machines, generators, induction equipment, electric pumps, fans
• Home appliances: washing machines, vacuum cleaners, dishwashers
• Power tools : drills, impact drills, demolition hammers, angle grinders, concrete mixers

The bearings are characterized by:

• High quality workmanship - bearings checked at the factory for manufacturing defects
• Bearings are manufactured in accordance with applicable standards: dimensions and markings

Ball bearings can carry axial and radial loads in both directions and can be used even at high speeds.

Characteristics of bearings with C3 clearance:

• The C3 clearance in a ball bearing refers to the clearance that exists between the inner and outer rings of the bearing.
• Bearings with C3 clearance have a larger ring spacing than the standard C0 clearance.

Why buy bearings with C3 clearance?

• The C3 clearance in RS ball bearings provides greater accuracy, which is important for devices that require precise movement.
• Bearings with C3 clearance are characterized by greater resistance to vibration, which is important in the case of machines with high dynamic loads, i.e. electric motors, rotors or hydraulic presses.
• 2RS ball bearings with C3 clearance are less prone to wear.
• Bearings with C3 clearance are an ideal compromise between accuracy and load capacity compared to bearings with less clearance.

When should the bearing be replaced?

• If there is too much clearance: this clearance can lead to malfunctions of the machine or equipment in which it is used. An unreplaced bearing can increase repair costs.
• Bearing damage due to corrosion, wear or breakage.