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Needle Roller And Cage Assemblies C162112

Needle Roller And Cage Assemblies C162112

The C162112 is a needle roller and cage assembly with a 1-inch bore and 1.313-inch outer diameter, built from sturdy steel. It handles radial loads up to 6412 lbf and spins smoothly at speeds up to 16700 RPM.
Its single-row design with a steel cage ensures durability and efficient performance. The assembly operates well in temperatures ranging from -30°C to 110°C.
This model is interchangeable with INA bearings, making it a practical choice for replacements. Ideal for applications like transmissions or small machinery where space is limited but high load capacity is needed.
Weighing just 32.6g, it’s lightweight yet robust for its size. Compliant with RoHS standards for safe use.

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Product Parameters

  • Part Number C162112
  • Brand TFL
  • Interchangeable INA
  • Bore Dia 1"
  • Outer Dia 1.313"
  • Width 0.75"
  • System of Measurement Inch
  • Roller Bearing Type Needle
  • Construction Single Row
  • Series C Series
  • Cage Material Steel
  • Needle Material Steel
  • Dynamic Radial Load 6412 lbf
  • Static Radial Load 8550 lbf
  • Temperature Range -30° to 110 °C
  • RoHS Compliant
  • Max Speed 16700 rpm
  • Weight 32.6 g
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Features

How Does C162112 Bearing Handle High-Speed Applications?
C162112 Bearing features a steel cage and needle rollers, designed for high-speed operations up to 16,700 rpm.
Its dynamic radial load capacity of 6,412 lbf ensures reliable performance under stress.
The single-row construction provides stability, making it suitable for compact spaces.
With a temperature range of -30° to 110°C, it performs well in varied conditions.
Why Choose C162112 Bearing for Precision Tasks?
C162112 Bearing’s steel needle rollers offer precise movement, ideal for accurate applications.
The inch-sized design ensures compatibility with standard industrial equipment.
Its static radial load capacity of 8,550 lbf guarantees durability in heavy-duty use.
The lightweight construction at 32.6 g reduces overall system weight.
Built for Reliability: C162112 Bearing
C162112 Bearing’s steel construction resists wear, ensuring long-term reliability.
The C Series design balances strength and efficiency for consistent performance.
It meets RoHS compliance, making it environmentally friendly.
The compact width of 0.75″ fits seamlessly into tight assemblies.
Steel vs Ceramic Bearings: Strengths of C162112 Bearing
C162112 Bearing’s steel needles provide robust strength for high-load scenarios.
Its dynamic load handling outperforms many ceramic alternatives in cost-effectiveness.
The steel cage maintains alignment, reducing friction and extending life.
With a broad temperature range, it adapts to harsh environments better than some ceramics.

Application

Common Applications of C162112 Bearing
C162112 Bearing is widely used in industrial machinery, especially in compact spaces where high load capacity is needed, such as printing presses and textile equipment. Its steel construction ensures durability even in demanding environments.
In automotive applications, C162112 Bearing fits well in gearboxes and transmission systems, providing smooth operation under radial loads. The inch sizing makes it a convenient choice for many American and British vehicle models.
For automation systems, C162112 Bearing’s needle roller design offers precision in robotic arms and conveyor belts. Its high-speed capability makes it suitable for repetitive, fast-paced operations.
In household appliances, C162112 Bearing can be found in power tools and small electric motors, where its compact size and reliability are key. The steel cage adds extra strength for long-lasting performance.
Medical devices like dental drills also benefit from C162112 Bearing’s precision and low friction. Its temperature resistance ensures stable performance in various clinical settings.

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