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The CRB3010 is a compact crossed roller bearing measuring 30mm by 55mm by 10mm, crafted from sturdy steel for reliable performance. It handles combined loads with ease, rated at 7.35 kN, and fits snugly onto shafts via press fit.
Its open design allows for straightforward lubrication, ensuring smooth operation even under stress. The bearing operates efficiently in temperatures ranging from 0°C to 110°C, making it versatile for various conditions.
With an ABEC5 rating (and options for ABEC7/9), it offers precision for applications needing tight tolerances. The absence of holes simplifies installation, while the steel rollers enhance durability.
Ideal for robotics, medical equipment, or any setup requiring precise rotational movement. Compliant with RoHS and REACH standards, it’s a safe and dependable choice. Weighing just 0.12kg, it’s lightweight yet robust for its size.
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How Does CRB3010 Bearing Handle Combined Loads?
CRB3010 Bearing features a single-row crossed roller design, ideal for handling combined loads with precision.
Its steel rings and rollers provide a basic load rating of 7.35 kN, ensuring reliable performance.
The press-fit shaft mount simplifies installation, while the open design allows for easy lubrication.
With a temperature range of 0-230°F, it performs well in various operating conditions.
Why Choose CRB3010 Bearing for Precision Tasks?
CRB3010 Bearing’s crossed roller design ensures high accuracy, making it suitable for precision applications.
The ABEC5 rating (available in ABEC7/9) guarantees tight tolerances and smooth operation.
Its compact size (30mm x 55mm x 10mm) allows for easy integration into space-constrained designs.
The steel construction offers durability, even under demanding loads.
Engineered for Reliability: CRB3010 Bearing
CRB3010 Bearing is built with high-quality steel, providing excellent load capacity and longevity.
The crossed roller arrangement distributes loads evenly, reducing wear and extending service life.
Its open design facilitates regular lubrication, ensuring consistent performance.
With a shoulder height tolerance, it fits securely in various mounting configurations.
Steel vs Ceramic Bearings: Strengths of CRB3010 Bearing
CRB3010 Bearing’s steel construction offers a balance of strength and affordability for industrial use.
The crossed roller design provides superior rigidity and accuracy compared to standard bearings.
Its press-fit mounting ensures a secure connection, reducing slippage under load.
The 0.6mm chamfer dimension allows for smooth integration into tight spaces.
Industrial Uses of CRB3010 Bearing
CRB3010 Bearing is commonly used in machine tools, where its crossed roller design handles combined loads with precision. The compact 10mm width makes it ideal for space-constrained applications like rotary tables.
In robotics, CRB3010 Bearing provides smooth motion control for robotic arms and joints. Its ABEC5 rating ensures reliable performance in automated assembly lines.
For medical imaging devices, CRB3010 Bearing’s steel construction offers durability during repetitive movements. The press-fit mounting simplifies installation in sensitive equipment.
Where Is CRB3010 Bearing Used?
You’ll find CRB3010 Bearing in 3D printers, supporting the precise movement of print heads. Its open design allows for easy lubrication maintenance during prolonged use.
Automotive vs Aerospace: Applications of CRB3010 Bearing
In automotive steering systems, CRB3010 Bearing handles both radial and thrust loads effectively. For aerospace applications, its temperature range suits various instrumentation needs.
Perfect Fit for Automation: CRB3010 Bearing
CRB3010 Bearing works well in packaging machinery, where consistent performance matters. The 30mm bore size fits standard industrial shafts perfectly.
What Makes CRB3010 Bearing a Preferred Choice?
CRB3010 Bearing’s steel rollers provide good load capacity for small CNC lathes. The metric dimensions make it compatible with European machine designs.
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