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The S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA is a super precision angular contact ball bearing with a 70mm bore and 100mm outer diameter, crafted from durable chrome steel and ceramic balls. It handles radial loads up to 10530 lbf and spins smoothly at speeds up to 28000 RPM.
Its sealed design keeps grease in and contaminants out, while the phenolic cage ensures quiet, long-lasting performance. The bearing operates reliably in temperatures from -30°C to 110°C.
This model is part of a matched set of three, suitable for universal mounting configurations like back-to-back or face-to-face. Ideal for high-precision applications such as machine tool spindles or high-speed robotics.
Weighing 0.83kg, it offers a balance of strength and precision. Compliant with P4A tolerance class for exceptional accuracy.
Performance Features of S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing
S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing is designed with a 18° contact angle, optimising load distribution for angular contact applications.
Its chrome steel rings and ceramic balls enhance durability while reducing friction.
The phenolic cage in S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing ensures smooth operation, even at high speeds up to 28,000 rpm.
With a dynamic radial load capacity of 10,530 lbf, it handles demanding conditions reliably.
S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing’s sealed design and grease lubrication minimise maintenance needs.
Its universal matching capability allows flexible arrangement in back-to-back, face-to-face, or tandem configurations.
The P4A tolerance class ensures precision performance in critical applications.
Operating between -30°C to 110°C, it maintains stability across a wide temperature range.
Common Applications of S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing
S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing is widely used in high-speed machine tools, where its precision and ceramic balls ensure minimal friction and heat generation. The sealed design keeps contaminants out, extending service life in demanding industrial environments.
In robotics, S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing provides smooth motion control for articulated arms, thanks to its angular contact design and universal matching capability. The phenolic cage offers lightweight durability, ideal for repetitive movements.
For aerospace applications, S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing’s P4A tolerance class ensures reliability in navigation systems and actuators. Its extra light preload reduces vibration, critical for maintaining accuracy in flight conditions.
Medical imaging devices benefit from S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing’s consistent performance, as its chrome steel rings and ceramic balls deliver quiet operation. The grease lubrication ensures maintenance-free use in sensitive equipment.
In electric motors, S71914 FE/HCP4ATGA Bearing supports high-speed rotations with its balanced load distribution. The tandem arrangement option allows for custom configurations, adapting to various motor designs.