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The 17119 single cone is a tapered roller bearing with a 1.1875-inch bore, designed for combined loads. Made from chrome steel, it handles radial loads up to 9720 lbf and fits Timken interchangeable models.
Its open design and steel cage ensure durability, while the standard radial clearance allows smooth operation. The bearing works in temperatures from -30°C to 110°C, making it versatile for various conditions.
With an ABEC-1 rating, it offers reliable precision for industrial use. Ideal for heavy-duty applications like gearboxes or axle systems where combined loads are common.
Compliant with RoHS and REACH standards, it’s a safe and sturdy choice for replacements or new installations. The compact design (0.6522-inch width) fits well in tight spaces.
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How Does 17119 Bearing Handle Combined Loads?
17119 Bearing is built with chrome steel rings, offering strong resistance to both radial and thrust loads.
Its dynamic radial load capacity reaches 9720 lbf, ensuring reliable performance in demanding conditions.
The steel cage maintains roller alignment, reducing wear and extending operational life.
With a temperature range of -30° to 110°C, it performs well in various environments.
What Makes 17119 Bearing Suitable for High-Temperature Applications?
17119 Bearing operates efficiently in temperatures from -30° to 110°C, maintaining performance under stress.
The chrome steel construction resists heat-related wear, ensuring durability.
Its open design allows for easy inspection and maintenance, reducing downtime.
The standard radial clearance options provide flexibility for different applications.
Engineered for Precision: 17119 Bearing
17119 Bearing features a tapered roller design, optimised for combined load handling.
The precise cone width tolerance ensures smooth operation and easy installation.
Its dynamic thrust rating of 1650 lbf makes it reliable for varied industrial uses.
The steel cage enhances stability, even at high speeds.
Steel vs Ceramic Bearings: Strengths of 17119 Bearing
17119 Bearing uses chrome steel for rings and steel for the cage, balancing strength and cost-efficiency.
Its ABEC-1 rating ensures consistent performance for general industrial applications.
The standard radial clearance options cater to different operational needs.
With a static radial load of 9910 lbf, it handles heavy-duty tasks with ease.
Reliability Factors of 17119 Bearing
17119 Bearing’s chrome steel construction provides excellent wear resistance and longevity.
The dynamic radial rating of 2520 lbf (C90) ensures reliable long-term performance.
Its open seal type allows for easy lubrication and maintenance.
The tapered roller design efficiently manages combined loads in various settings.
Industrial Uses of 17119 Single Cones (Imperial)
17119 Single Cones (Imperial) are commonly used in heavy machinery, such as construction equipment and mining tools, where their tapered roller design handles combined loads effectively. The chrome steel construction ensures durability in tough working conditions.
In automotive applications, 17119 Single Cones (Imperial) support wheel hubs and differential systems, providing reliable performance under varying loads. Their inch sizing makes them compatible with many American-made vehicles.
For industrial conveyor systems, 17119 Single Cones (Imperial) offer smooth operation and long service life, even in high-load scenarios. The open seal design allows for easy lubrication and maintenance.
What Makes 17119 Single Cones (Imperial) a Preferred Choice?
17119 Single Cones (Imperial) are ideal for agricultural machinery, such as tractors and harvesters, where their robust design withstands dusty and demanding environments. The steel cage adds extra strength and longevity.
In railway applications, 17119 Single Cones (Imperial) ensure reliable performance in axle boxes, handling both radial and thrust loads. Their standard radial clearance options make them versatile for different operational needs.
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