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Specifications
Availability9 pcs
BrandINA
Item NumberGE180-UK-2RS-B INA
Manufacturer Part Number0066508560000
Also known as
GE180TE-2RS
GE180TXE-2RS
GE180UA.2RS
EAN4012802532210
CategorySpherical Plain Bearing
Weight and Dimensions
Inner (d) MM
180
Outer (D) MM
260
Width (B) MM
105
Inner (d) Inch
7.0866
Outer (D) Inch
10.2362
Width (B) Inch
4.1339
Weight (kg)
18.5
Product Properties
Seal
2RS - Rubber Seal on Two Sides
Contact Material
Steel on PTFE
Data from Schaeffler (medias)
Outside diameter bearing (D) mm
260
Radial Static Load Rating C0r (N)
7200000
Width inner ring (B) mm
105
Radial Dynamic Load Rating Cr (N)
4320000
ECLASS number
23-05-01-06
ECLASS2 number
23-05-01-06
Medias description
Radial spherical plain bearing, maintenance-free, sliding layer: ELGOGLIDE, inner ring curved surface with hard chromium coating, DIN ISO 12240-1, dimension series E, sealed
Suffix description
UKSliding Contact Surface Hard Chromium/PTFE Composite
2RSLip Seals On Both Sides
BSchaeffler Internal Code, No Technical Meaning (Can Be Used As Standard)
The GE180-UK-2RS-B INA is a spherical plain bearing. Spherical plain bearings are two-piece plain bearings. They have no rolling elements, but consist of an inner and outer ring. The inner ring has a convex outer surface. The outer ring has a concave inner surface. This construction gives spherical plain bearings their high load carrying capacity and capacity to accommodate misalignment.
The GE180-UK-2RS-B INA has a steel-on-PTFE sliding contact which makes it maintenance-free. PTFE is a special plastic. During the run-in period of these plain bearings, particles of PTFE are deposited on the opposite running surface. They fill in the small irregularities of the inner ring surface, creating a smooth surface. As a result, the components fit each other perfectly.
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