TS (Single Row Tapered Roller Bearings) (Imperial) 2776-2736

TS (Single Row Tapered Roller Bearings) (Imperial) 2776-2736

The 2776-2736 is a single-row tapered roller bearing with a 1.5″ bore and 2.9375″ outer diameter, crafted from sturdy chrome steel. It manages combined loads up to 19500 lbf radially and 2630 lbf in thrust, suitable for demanding applications.

Its open design allows for easy lubrication, while the steel cage ensures durability. The bearing operates smoothly in temperatures ranging from -30°C to 110°C.

This model is interchangeable with Timken bearings, making it a practical choice for replacements. It’s ideal for heavy-duty machinery or automotive systems where combined loads are common.

Weighing just 1 lb, it’s robust yet lightweight. Compliant with RoHS and REACH standards, it’s a reliable option for various industrial uses.

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Product Parameters

  • Part Number 2776-2736
  • Brand TFL
  • Interchangeable Timken
  • Size 1.5" x 2.9375" x 0.9361"
  • Bore Dia 1.5"
  • Bore Dia Tolerance +0.005" to 0
  • Outer Dia 2.9375"
  • Outer Dia Tolerance +0.001" to 0
  • Cone Width 1.01"
  • Cone Width Tolerance +0.003" to -0.01
  • Cup Width 0.75"
  • Cup Width Tolerance +0.002" to -0.01
  • Width 0.9361"
  • Width Tolerance +0.008" to 0
  • Cone Backface ToClear Radius 0.170"
  • Cup Backface ToClear Radius 0.03"
  • Cone Frontface Backing Diameter 1.71"
  • Cone Backface Backing Diameter 2.05"
  • Cup Frontface Backing Diameter 2.80"
  • Cup Backface Backing Diameter 2.64"
  • Cage Cone Frontface Clearance 0.06"
  • Cage Cone Backface Clearance 0.04"
  • Effective Center Location -0.32"
  • System of Measurement Inch
  • Type Bearing
  • Cone Part Number 2776
  • Cup Part Number 2736
  • Bearing Type Roller
  • Roller Bearing Type Tapered
  • For Load Direction Combined
  • Construction Single Row
  • Seal Type Open
  • Cups Type Standard
  • Series 2700
  • Ring Material Chrome Steel
  • Roller Material Chrome Steel
  • Cage Material Steel
  • Dynamic Radial Load 19500 lbf
  • Static Radial Load 23000 lbf
  • Dynamic Radial Rating(90 Million Revolutions)(C90) 5060 lbf
  • Dynamic Thrust Rating(90 Million Revolutions)(Ca90) 2630 lbf
  • Lubrication Required
  • Temperature Range -30° to 110 °C
  • ABEC Rating ABEC-1
  • Radial Clearance Standard (Available in C3/C4/C5)
  • RoHS Compliant
  • REACH Compliant
  • Weight 1 lb

Features

Performance Features of 2776-2736 Bearing

2776-2736 Bearing is built with chrome steel rings and rollers, offering strong resistance to combined loads.
Its dynamic radial load capacity reaches 19,500 lbf, ensuring reliable performance in various applications.
The steel cage maintains proper roller alignment, reducing friction and extending service life.
With a temperature range of -30° to 110°C, it performs well in diverse environments.

How Is 2776-2736 Bearing Engineered for Reliability?

2776-2736 Bearing features a single-row tapered roller design, optimised for handling both radial and thrust loads.
The chrome steel construction provides durability, while the standard radial clearance ensures smooth operation.
Its effective centre location of -0.32″ enhances stability during use.
With ABEC-1 precision rating, it delivers consistent performance for industrial applications.

Built for Durability: 2776-2736 Bearing

2776-2736 Bearing’s chrome steel components resist wear, maintaining performance under heavy loads.
The tapered roller design distributes stress evenly, increasing fatigue life.
Its standard cup type allows for easy installation and interchangeability with Timken bearings.
Weighing just 1 lb, it combines strength with manageable size for various machinery needs.

Steel vs Ceramic Bearings: Strengths of 2776-2736 Bearing

2776-2736 Bearing uses chrome steel for both rollers and rings, providing excellent strength-to-weight ratio.
This material choice ensures reliable operation within its -30° to 110°C temperature range.
The steel cage offers robust support while allowing necessary lubrication flow.
With static radial load capacity of 23,000 lbf, it handles demanding applications effectively.

Application

Industrial Uses of 2776-2736 Bearing
2776-2736 Bearing is commonly used in heavy machinery like construction equipment, where its tapered roller design handles combined radial and thrust loads effectively. The chrome steel construction ensures durability even in demanding environments.

In automotive applications, 2776-2736 Bearing fits well in wheel hubs and differential systems, providing reliable performance under varying loads. Its imperial sizing makes it a convenient choice for older or custom vehicle models.

For industrial conveyor systems, 2776-2736 Bearing’s open design allows for easy lubrication, extending service life in high-load scenarios. The steel cage adds stability, reducing wear during continuous operation.

Where Is 2776-2736 Bearing Used?
You’ll often find 2776-2736 Bearing in agricultural machinery, such as tractors and harvesters, where its robust design handles rough terrain. The tapered rollers distribute loads evenly, preventing premature wear.

In mining equipment, 2776-2736 Bearing’s high dynamic radial load capacity makes it suitable for crushers and screens. The standard radial clearance ensures smooth operation even under heavy stress.

Built for Heavy-Duty Use: 2776-2736 Bearing
2776-2736 Bearing excels in forestry equipment like log splitters, where its combined load capacity is essential. The chrome steel rollers resist deformation under intense pressure.

For railway applications, 2776-2736 Bearing’s effective center location helps maintain alignment in bogies. Its temperature range also ensures performance in varying climates.

Automotive vs Aerospace: Applications of 2776-2736 Bearing
In automotive drivetrains, 2776-2736 Bearing supports high torque loads, while its aerospace use is limited due to weight constraints. The imperial sizing suits vintage car restorations perfectly.

For industrial pumps, 2776-2736 Bearing’s tapered rollers handle axial thrust efficiently. The open design simplifies maintenance, reducing downtime in critical systems.

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