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The 356 single cones are tapered roller bearings designed for combined loads, with a 1.1875-inch bore and made from durable chrome steel. They handle dynamic radial loads up to 18400 lbf and are built to last in tough conditions.
Their open design allows for easy maintenance, while the steel cage ensures reliable performance. The bearings operate smoothly in temperatures ranging from -30°C to 110°C.
These cones are part of the 355 series and are interchangeable with Timken models, making them a practical choice for replacements. Ideal for heavy-duty applications like truck axles or industrial gearboxes.
Compliant with RoHS and REACH standards, they offer a balance of strength and durability. Available in standard radial clearance, with options for C3, C4, or C5 if needed.
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Performance Features of 356 Bearing
356 Bearing is crafted from chrome steel, offering strong resistance to combined loads with a dynamic radial load capacity of 18,400 lbf.
Its tapered roller design ensures smooth operation and efficient load distribution.
The steel cage maintains roller alignment, reducing wear and extending service life.
With a temperature range of -30° to 110°C, it performs reliably in various conditions.
How Is 356 Bearing Engineered for Reliability?
356 Bearing features a single-row construction, providing stability and durability under heavy loads.
The chrome steel rings and rollers enhance strength, while the steel cage ensures consistent performance.
Its dynamic radial rating of 4,770 lbf (C90) highlights its long-lasting reliability.
Designed for combined loads, it excels in demanding industrial applications.
Built for Durability: 356 Bearing
356 Bearing’s tapered roller design minimises friction, ensuring smooth operation even under high stress.
The chrome steel components resist wear, maintaining performance over extended periods.
With a static radial load capacity of 20,000 lbf, it handles heavy-duty tasks with ease.
Its standard radial clearance options (C3/C4/C5) allow for versatile use in different setups.
Steel vs Ceramic Bearings: Strengths of 356 Bearing
356 Bearing uses chrome steel for its rings and rollers, offering excellent strength and durability.
The steel cage ensures precise roller alignment, reducing friction and wear.
With a dynamic thrust rating of 2,500 lbf (Ca90), it performs reliably under varying load conditions.
Its ABEC-1 rating confirms its precision and suitability for industrial applications.
Why Choose 356 Bearing for Precision Tasks?
356 Bearing’s tapered roller design provides accurate load distribution, ideal for precision machinery.
The chrome steel construction ensures long-term reliability, even in high-stress environments.
Its dynamic radial rating (C90) of 4,770 lbf guarantees consistent performance.
The open seal type allows for easy maintenance and inspection, reducing downtime.
Industrial Uses of 356 Bearing
356 Bearing is commonly used in heavy machinery like construction equipment and agricultural gear, where its tapered roller design handles combined loads effectively. The chrome steel construction ensures durability in tough working conditions.
Where Is 356 Bearing Used?
You’ll often find 356 Bearing in automotive applications, particularly in wheel hubs and differential systems. Its inch sizing makes it a good fit for older or imperial-based vehicle models.
Built for Heavy-Duty Use: 356 Bearing
356 Bearing excels in industrial settings like conveyor systems and mining equipment. The steel cage provides extra strength, making it reliable for high-load scenarios.
Automotive vs Industrial: Applications of 356 Bearing
In automotive uses, 356 Bearing supports smooth rotation in drivetrains, while in industrial settings, it’s ideal for machinery requiring consistent performance. The open design allows for easy lubrication.
Essential Roles of 356 Bearing
356 Bearing is a go-to choice for applications needing reliable radial and thrust load handling, such as gearboxes and pumps. Its standard radial clearance offers flexibility for various operational needs.
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